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Apologies if this has been raised elsewhere , have searched and can find nothing :
Very unhappy with current manager and prefer to engage new one however finding unwillingness by prospective agents to take on the task due to small size of plan which comprises only 3 units. Does anyone know of any agents out there who will manage for us or the best way to find an agent who will take on small plans ? We are in Sydney’s East. Unfortunately neither of the 3 unit owners are in a position to self manage.
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There is already a thread running on this RIGHT HERE.
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The problem for small blocks is that strata managers can only really charge a certain amount per unit, but small blocks can have just as many problems (if not more) than larger ones.
Perhaps a combination of two of our sponsors – Stratabox and Strata Answers would give you a compromise between self-management and full-service strata management.
Let us know if that works for you.
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ShawTodds, For small strata the manager costs per unit can be considerable.
Has your strata ever thought of self managing? It involves more effort but saves heaps of money.
These days with electronic bank accounts and email it is a good option.