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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A Caretaker, also known as a Building Manager or Onsite Manager, is classified as a service contractor under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act. Depending on the size and complexity of the scheme – including the number of lots, extent of common areas, and the nature of assets and facilities, bodies corporate may engage a caretaker through a formal agreement.
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The committee’s authority is not absolute, and there are clear guidelines that define when and how it can act on behalf of the body corporate. Read our article for more.
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Body corporate survey plans are an essential document in the management and maintenance of all strata schemes. Understanding these plans is crucial for all owners. This article looks at what they are and why they’re important.
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Unforeseen financial difficulties can make it challenging to meet your property committments. If you find yourself unable to pay your body corporate levies, here are some steps to take and information to consider.
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This article looks at the role of the body corporate committee and why it is necessary, its election process, and the responsibilities of its members.
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Keeping levies as low as possible, without compromising the quality and consistency of services and maintenance, can be challenging, but is achievable with a proactive approach from the committee and the residents at large.
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Among the various meetings held by the body corporate, the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) stands out as a significant event. It is crucial to provide a mechanism for addressing urgent issues and making important decisions outside the regular meeting schedule.
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Common property is a defining yet sometimes confusing aspect of living in a body corporate scheme. Understanding what constitutes common property, its maintenance, and the responsibilities surrounding it is essential for all owners within a scheme.
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In this article, we look at the basics of body corporate budgeting, including how the budgets are prepared and approved, where and how the money is spent, and what you can do if you believe the budgets and levies are excessive or not enough.
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