In a body corporate, decisions are made by owners and the committee, while much of the day-to-day administration is carried out with the support of a body corporate manager.
Understanding Committee Roles: Who Does What? Read More »
While the concept of a motion is straightforward, the success of your proposal often comes down to how it is written and submitted. Poorly drafted motions are a common reason decisions are delayed, disputed, or ruled out of order at meetings.
How to Submit Effective Motions Read More »
While your tenancy agreement is with your landlord or property manager, there is a separate layer of rules and responsibilities that come from the body corporate.
Renting in a Body Corporate: What Tenants Should Know Read More »
Parking generally falls into four main categories: exclusive use or lot parking, common property parking, visitor parking, and disabled parking. Each type comes with its own rules, rights, and responsibilities.
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If you live in or own a lot in a strata community – whether it’s an apartment, townhouse, or mixed-use development, you’ll regularly deal with different professionals who help keep the property running smoothly. The three roles most commonly confused are the body corporate manager, building manager, and property manager.
Body Corporate Manager vs Property Manager vs Building Manager: What’s the Difference? Read More »
Whether you’re interested in improving how the building is managed, want to understand decisions from the inside, or simply enjoy being involved, the role can be rewarding, insightful, and impactful.
Thinking of Joining the Committee? Here’s What to Expect Read More »
Whether in a townhouse complex, apartment building, or mixed-use development, body corporate living combines convenience, shared management, and a sense of community that traditional home ownership doesn’t always provide.
7 Reasons to Live in a Body Corporate Community Read More »
Ordinary resolutions are the most common type of resolution used at a general meeting. They provide the backbone for day-to-day decision making in a body corporate and allow owners to guide how their scheme is run.
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While there is no formal ‘code of conduct’ for owners and residents under Queensland’s Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 (BCCM Act), there are clear legal obligations and behavioural standards that apply and are enforceable.
The Responsibilities of Lot Owners and Residents in a Body Corporate Read More »
Learn what lot entitlements mean in a Queensland body corporate, where to find them, and how they affect levies, costs and some voting rights.
Understanding Lot Entitlements in Body Corporate Read More »