In today’s digital age, embracing electronic communication is a smart move for body corporate owners. One of the simplest, yet most effective changes is the transition for owners to receive all body corporate communication – such as levy and meeting notices, meeting minutes and general correspondence, by email rather than traditional post.
The Email Advantage: How Going Digital Benefits Your Body Corporate Read More »
Established in 2003, this initiative encourages individuals to foster relationships with those living nearby, creating stronger, healthier, and more connected communities. In an era where digital interactions often replace face-to-face connections, Neighbour Day serves as a reminder of the importance of human relationships and community support.
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When levies are not paid on time, it may lead to cash flow issues and delays in essential maintenance or services. Here’s a look at the main reasons behind late or unpaid levies and practical strategies to manage these.
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A motion is a formal proposal put forward for discussion and decision-making by members of a body corporate. It represents an action, change, or proposal that requires the approval of lot owners.
Body corporate decision making: What is a motion and how do owners submit one? Read More »
Purchasing a property within a body corporate structure can be an excellent investment, offering access to shared amenities and a sense of community. However, it comes with unique responsibilities. Like any home purchase due diligence an essential step before signing on the dotted line.
Understanding Body Corporate: 4 Essential Tips for First Time Buyers Read More »
There are two main types of general meeting in a body corporate: the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM). Each serves a distinct purpose, ensuring that the interests of all stakeholders are addressed effectively.
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Proxy voting allows lot owners to appoint another person to vote on their behalf at body corporate meetings. This process ensures that important decisions can still be made even if some owners are absent.
What is Proxy Voting and What Should You Know About It? Read More »
Navigating body corporate by-laws and understanding when approval is required can be a challenging aspect of property ownership. As specialists in body corporate management, BCsystems often advises on this complex area of legislation.
When Do I Need to Get Approval from the Body Corporate? Read More »
When you purchase a lot in a body corporate scheme, it’s essential to provide accurate and up-to-date information to the body corporate. This ensures effective communication, compliance with legal requirements, and smooth management of the scheme.
What Information Does the Body Corporate Need About Me? Read More »
Voting at body corporate meetings is an important opportunity to shape the community you live in. Participation ensures that decisions are fair, balanced, and aligned with the collective interests of the community.
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