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Yes. Each subscription is for that particular property. So if you would like to use Loma Strata for both of your units, you will need to arrange a subscription for each of the properties. To find out how to do this, see our guide for getting started here.

Your share will be twice as much as your neighbours who only own one unit in your building (presuming the lot allotments are identical).

Just like you are responsible for paying twice as many levies for your strata, you will be responsible for twice as much of the subscription cost for Loma Stata.

That will come to a $960 annual subscription.

Unfortunately we do not currently support month-by-month. All subscriptions are a one off annual payment.

You can, but we don't recommend it. To make sure that everyone is paying their fair share, we strongly recommend paying for you Loma Strata subscription out of the shared bank account for your building.

Yes. It is important to know that if you decide to go down this route, you and your neighbours are prepared to put in a bit more work. Read more about what it takes to self-manage here.

Yes you can, but depending on your body corp manager they may be reluctant to update all the content in their internal management platform as well as Loma Strata. Depending on your situation, it may be that the committee is updating content in Loma Strata

We will be partnering with Body Corp Managers who are using Loma Strata over time, so stay tuned if you'd like to find a manager that will use Loma with the community!

Yes there are access levels. While anybody part of the strata can view all the content available. Only committee members or your body corp manager will be able to call meetings, run meetings, send out levies, approve invoices and invite other members into the strata.