Just Waiting

There's nothing to do but wait for :

1) the advertisement* of the particulars of the sale in the local papers followed by
* 4 daily newspapers on Mon 18 Sept, 2017

2) the  notice of the collective sale (a large bundle of documents) sent to each owner by registered post. These will include the CSA, S&P, Valuation Report among other things

3) minority objectors have 21 days from date of notice for collective sale to make an objection at the STB.

4) the Application* for sale to The STB within 14 days of the newspaper advertisement.
* 22 Sept 2017

5) wait 60 days or less for the STB Approval or Stop Order from date of first mediation

6) wait 3 months from XXXXXXXX (we have been given the runaround on this)  for completion of sale and money in your bank

7) stay for 6 months if necessary to prepare to move out.

CAVEATS
A comment below said they he/she had received a letter from the SLA informing them that a caveat had been lodged against their unit.

What is a caveat?
A caveat is a legal document lodged with SLA by a purchaser to protect his/her interests after an option to purchase is exercised or a Sales & Purchase Agreement is signed

This is normal practice as the buyer has a caveat-able interest in the majority units. The buyer should not, however, lodge caveats against the Minority units until such time as the STB approves the sale.

Note:   As of Thurs 8 Mar 2018, no caveat has been lodged on my unit. The CSC has sent in a Notice of collective sale and that is reflected in MyProperty details - but the Buyer has not lodged a caveat on my minority unit to date.