I am on the board in a condo conversion building that is approaching its 5 year maturity in about 12 months. We have had fairly negative experiences with our current pre-sale management. Just basically unsatisfactory maintenance, repair, and service based on what you'd expect owning a condo, as well as some obvious overcharging for repairs and recent Local Law 11 work. Although not entirely... [more]
I am on the board in a condo conversion building that is approaching its 5 year maturity in about 12 months. We have had fairly negative experiences with our current pre-sale management. Just basically unsatisfactory maintenance, repair, and service based on what you'd expect owning a condo, as well as some obvious overcharging for repairs and recent Local Law 11 work.
Although not entirely shocking given the nature of a building converting from renters to owners, we are starting to research a new management company and would like to be thorough. We are preparing to eventually restaff the building after finding a new management. Has anyone on this board been through such an experience and would anyone have advice on searching for said new management group? FYI, we are a 60 unit condo in manhattan. Just looking for advice on where to start.
Thanks!
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Response by caonima
almost 13 years ago
Posts: 815
Member since: Apr 2010
just do self-manage, you don't need to hire some dumber guys to do a simple job
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Response by rb345
almost 13 years ago
Posts: 1273
Member since: Jun 2009
1. bad management is very common
2. you nee3d to seek recommendations for better companies
just do self-manage, you don't need to hire some dumber guys to do a simple job
1. bad management is very common
2. you nee3d to seek recommendations for better companies