Forum: Are uninsured tradies worth the risk?
This week's hot topic is all about whether it's unwise or even dangerous to hire uninsured tradies to work on common property.
This week's hot topic is all about whether it's unwise or even dangerous to hire uninsured tradies to work on common property.
The NSW government has added an additional $1m a year in funding for tenants' advice bodies, just in time for a raft of new laws to take effect.
Jimmy T and Sue W continue their European sojourn in London, where they catch up with the latest boost for NSW tenants, the apartment price rises in Oz and a…
The powers of the chair in various states vary, from being directly elected at an AGM by owners in Qld, to having a casting vote at a strata committee meeting…
Tenants' representatives have welcomed the new renters' protections passed into law in NSW this week- but they say more needs to be done.
JimmyT and Sue send greetings from Scotland, welcome the new building commissioner and predict the next scandal likely to hit the strata sector.
In an expanded ramble from the Flat Chat newsletter, JimmyT wonders if it can be a coincidence that strata chaos erupts as soon as he leaves the country.
The NSW Government has announced the appointment of James Sherrard to replace David Chandler as Building Commissioner and he has already raised concerns with his comments that he will seek…
Sue Williams looks at the latest expose of strata management giant Netstrata, which has been quietly uploading invoices to client portals, exposing exorbitant brokerage fees for insurance premiums.
What can owners do when the fact that there's a strip club in the block causes insurance premiums to triple?
Jimmy and Sue discuss the first-floor resident being driven mad by the thumping and pumping from a pro gym beneath her flat PLUS how Airbnb is responding to a global…
Allergies are easy to dismiss - until you get one. So is it irresponsible to use pesticides in a rental home where someone may be allergic? PLUS the strata…