Agreement strata fee 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the agreement strata fee document in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Personal Information' section. Enter your name, strata plan, and address details accurately to ensure proper identification.
  3. In the 'Bank Information' section, choose whether to attach a void cheque or have your bank provide the necessary account details. Ensure all information is correct to avoid processing issues.
  4. Review the 'Terms and Conditions' carefully. Acknowledge your understanding by initialing where indicated and signing at the bottom of Page 2.
  5. Submit both pages of the completed form via mail, fax, or email to Dorset Realty Group before the deadline specified in the instructions.

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Strata fees or levies are your regular contributions as a lot owner that go towards the repair, maintenance, and replacement of the common property that belongs to the strata company.
If you do not pay your levies in full and on time, you risk legal and debt recovery action against you to recover the unpaid levies. You will also become a non-financial member and lose the right to vote at owners corporation meetings or to sit on the strata committee.
The reason why strata is going up is due to insurance premium going up and contractor price going up.

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