Our strata management company charges a consultancy fee to prepare and email a notice of breach of bylaws to owners of a lot when their tenants are in breach. Is this reasonable. Wouldn’t sending out notices be part of their role as strata manager?
Issuing breach notices is generally not a standard service and additional charges can be noted in the agreement.
The contract between a strata company and a strata manger varies, you need to review your strata management contract for what is included in your strata management agreement and what is additional. In relation to breach notices, they are generally not standard and additional charges can be noted in the agreement for these. Usually this cost is passed onto the breaching lot owner / tenant.
Jamie Horner Empire Estate Agents E: JHorner@empireestateagents.com P: (08) 9262 0400
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Jamie Horner is the Licensee of Empire Estate Agents, Licensed in 1997 she has over 25 years’ experience in Strata and Property Management. A trainer at the Real Estate Institute of WA and member of the REIWA Strata Committee and a firm believer in continuous education and building better ‘communities’ in strata and property. Jamie has a Masters Degree in Property, a Degree in Business/Commerce, a Diploma in Management (Real Estate) and a Cert IV in Strata Community Management and Cert IV in Training and Assessment and passion for property. Jamie is a regular contributor to LookUpStrata.
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