FAQ CATEGORY 01/07/22
How can we change strata managers?
Owners corporations can remove managers if the job is not being done properly, but there is a process to follow.
First you’ll need to check your existing strata management contract for the expiration date and how you can end it.
Review proposals from new strata management companies and have if you can get your committee to agree on a company to recommend that all owners vote for at a meeting.
Next up call a meeting to terminate the current strata manager. Usually this is done at an AGM however an EGM can also be called. A motion will need to be passed at the general meeting to terminate the existing manager and appoint the new manager.
Once the outgoing strata manager has been formally advised of the new managers appointment they will begin the transfer process.
If you are interested in Salt Strata managing your scheme please get in touch.
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How do I contact the Strata Committee? - 07/07/22
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