Team & Coaches,
Not sure if any of you have gone through situation before. My lockbox (not the realtor lockbox) was stolen from the FLIP Property Building that is currently renovated and listed, this lockbox was originally used to give access to potential buyers for showings. The box had the master keys to the building entrance, my unit key and parking fob and storage locker keys. The day after this was stolen, there was a break-in in the building and thieves got access to the storage locker and have stolen a lot of materials that belongs to me and other residents. I did file a police complaint and reported to Strata right away, as this was a security issue for all the residents and families living there. The strata council had to call locksmith and re-key whole building and pay for overnight security guard expenses (approx 6K) and they were able to disable my FOB so they did not have to replace every units FOB's.
Now, the strata management company has passed this charge to my account, and have sent me the attached bylaws. Now, I have an accepted sale offer for my unit, and I am not quite sure as to how to proceed here?
Could I fight this expense (or) have no option but to pay these charges? Could I approach my insurance company and make a claim to minimize the losses?
Appreciate your input, thank you!