Condo problems

[Sheila Miller]

Big problems in my condo. Management refuses to help. Is there a government office where I can go to complain?

[CharlieH]

The General forum is not the place.

 

MOVED

[trogers]

Depends on the nature of your problem and whether you are the owner or a tenant.

[KittenKong]

37 minutes ago, Sheila Miller said:

Big problems in my condo

 

What problems?

[elgordo38]

Interesting statement but short on details. Be prepared to pay an attention grabber fee. 

[Briggsy]

9 hours ago, Sheila Miller said:

Big problems in my condo. Management refuses to help. Is there a government office where I can go to complain?

You're a recent arrival, aren't you?

[RBOP]

If you are a co-owner then complain to the condo committee. If you are a renter then complain to the person your renting from. 

[little mary sunshine]

Sure there is....but it won't do a bit of good!!

[osandpo]

Office of the Consumer Protection Board (If you are the owner of the condo). They're effective on banks, not sure about property companies though

 

[email protected]

[peebee2]

The ultimate resposibility for a condominium is The local Land Office! Surprising, isn't it?

[KittenKong]

2 hours ago, peebee2 said:

The ultimate resposibility for a condominium is The local Land Office!

 

Only for a very limited range of issues, and even then in my experience they generally dont want to know.

 

Without knowing exactly what problem the OP is experiencing it is impossible to suggest somewhere to complain to. The original description (big problems) is ridiculously vague. Is it noisy neighbours, water leaks from above, a broken water heater, stray dogs in the car park, money missing from accounts, non-respect of condo law? The possibilities are endless.

[peebee2]

23 hours ago, peebee2 said:

The ultimate resposibility for a condominium is The local Land Office! Surprising, isn't it?

But, they have no experience and no budget.