A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees In strata disputes, many committees assume that being “reasonable” or “doing their best” is enough to succeed
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees When an NCAT application is filed against a strata scheme, many committees assume an immediate hearing or
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees An asbestos register is a critical compliance document for strata schemes — particularly older buildings. When the
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees Annual Fire Safety Statements (AFSS) are one of the most critical compliance obligations for NSW strata schemes.
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees Fire and flood events can cause extensive damage, unexpected costs, and significant disruption to owners and residents.
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees Insurance claims in strata are not optional. When damage occurs—whether from water ingress, storms, structural failure, impact,
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees Unpaid contractor invoices are one of the most common causes of legal disputes in strata schemes. Many
A Practical Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Committees Strata insolvency occurs when an Owners Corporation cannot pay its debts as and when they fall due.
A Detailed Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Schemes A common misconception among self-managed strata committees is that Annual General Meetings (AGMs) are optional once a
A Detailed Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Schemes One of the most common and sensitive disputes in self-managed strata is whether an individual owner can
A Detailed Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Schemes A strata scheme running out of funds is one of the most serious financial problems a committee
A Detailed Guide for NSW Self-Managed Strata Schemes Short-term letting through platforms like Airbnb, Stayz and Booking.com is one of the most common issues faced
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