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Originally Posted by Peanut
My condo board contacted me today with the great news that apparently my unit is leaking into the common area. They sent a plumber, who met with my tenants, and the plumber determined it's apparently a membrane issue in my shower, not a piping issue.
So my questions for anyone with similar experience and/or condo knowledge:
1. Do I get my own plumber in to confirm what the issue is? (I'm thinking yes)
2. Is a membrane issue my problem or the condo board's problem? My extremely general understanding of condo issues is that everything from the paint in, is mine and my cost to repair/upgrade. Membrane obviously falls "outside" the paint... But the property manager definitely made it sound like it's my issue to deal with.

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Not to be rude, but did you read your bylaws? It will say in the bylaws. In my experience property managers will push any/everything back against the unit owners.
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