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    ConfusedCat96
    Flatchatter

      Good afternoon everyone,

      I hope you’re all well.

      I am a first home buyer and new in strata. I found out that I am able to obtain records such as financial records, dispute and resolutions, correspondence pertaining to my lot, repair and maintenance records and any other relevant communications.

      The strata manager advised me that it would cost $250 an hour, and $1.00 to view in person and or $50.00 to get copies through email. We do not have a portal yet.

      I looked at the strata agreement and her fee is $150.00 per hour + GST during office hours or $225 + GST outside of office hours. So I have calculated that she’s charging me on outside hours, $225 + GST to prepare these documentations.

      Other fees such as: preparing and issuing section 110 certificate: fee is detailed in Section 88 of the Strata Title Regulations.

      Has anyone had similar fees when wanting to obtain strata records?

      Thank you!

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    • #73317
      kaindub
      Flatchatter

        As an owner you have the right to examine all strata records. The cost is regulated and it’s about $35 for the first hour .

        Also understand that the strata agreement pertains to the owners corporation so any charges under the contract are payable by the OC not the owner.

        #73358
        UberOwner
        Flatchatter

          Before replying, let’s first establish what state the OP is in – so that we can advise on the right rules.

          #73375
          Jimmy-T
          Keymaster

            Before replying, let’s first establish what state the OP is in – so that we can advise on the right rules.

            I think the fact that it has WA in the headline may be a clue

            The opinions offered in these Forum posts and replies are not intended to be taken as legal advice. Readers with serious issues should consult experienced strata lawyers.
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