Stand by for our 1st Facebook Live Q&A Session ASK US ANYTHING (NSW STRATA RELATED) On Wed 24 Jun at Midday AEST we'll be joined by Rod Smith, The Strata Collective
to answer all of your NSW Strata questions.
If you've got a NSW question, please send it here and be sure to like our Facebook page so you don't miss this and future Q&A sessions. See you there!
Why does your internet service provider describe internet speeds “up to 50Mbps”? The sad reality is, the NBN hasn’t delivered the internet speeds we expected but now there’s a cost effective solution for strata buildings.
Question: With seeking permission, a lot owner has planted a cactus on a roof section of our building. Is this a breach of bylaws as this lot owner has changed the common property?
Question: I own a villa in an over 50's village in Queensland. Can the manager state that I cannot have a small dog?There doesn't seem to be anything about 'No Pets' in my contract.
Question: Our unit's back fence borders onto common property and was blown down in a recent WA storm. Strata is demanding we pay 50% of the costs to replace the fence. Isn't this covered by strata insurance?
Question: The developer installed noisy timber/vinyl flooring in one unit in our building. We've requested an acoustic report but the developer states that in this instance there is no requirement to provide acoustic insulation on floor systems within the building.
The Appeal Panel decisions have confirmed that, in most cases, no pets by-laws are valid and enforceable. The decisions also have broader implications on other types of by-laws which prohibit conduct in a strata scheme.
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NAT: Priorities for a post pandemic landlord-renter relationship in Australia
RMIT Invites you to participate in the research project ‘Priorities for a post pandemic landlord-renter relationship in Australia.’ We are interested in learning more about scale of the problems caused by Covid-19 for landlords and tenants. The results could help shape government action by providing research evidence into how to further assist the landlord-renter relationship. You can find out more via this FactSheet. You have until 12 July to complete the survey.
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