alteration by laws
Started by sfo
almost 15 years ago
Posts: 130
Member since: Jun 2007
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our managment company just sent us this, and i wanted to know if this is normal ( specifically the money ) All alterations to your unit must be approved by the Board of Managers prior to the start of any work. The required documentation and payments are listed below. Signed Alterations Agreement Scope of work (in writing) Architectural plans (if applicable) Certificate of insurance and licenses for all contractors and sub-contractors Signed contract between owner and contractor Processing fee of $350 made payable to x Inc. Architectural review fee of $500 (if applicable) made payable to x Condominium Security Deposit (either $500 or 5% of the cost of the alteration, whichever is greater) made payable to x condominium
Yes. Lucky there's no penalty if it runs over a stipulated time.
also lucky that you are not paying a fee for elevator use with staff, an insurance policy for potential damage in addition to stated damage deposit, significant limits on hours where work is allowed with stated penalties. Ah, the joys of home ownership in the Big Apple.
thanks
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My condo charged about $500 for the processing fee; security deposit was either $2500 for minor renovations or $10,000 for major renovations.
That is very resonable. I had one client who hd to pay $500 a month for each month of renovations. That was not a deposit. Just a fee.