Great to hear a good story like this.
I encourage people looking at strata for the first time to do their own strata searches, and see and read the files for themselves. You fairly quickly pick up on those that are harmonious and well-managed. And the more you see, the better you can judge them.
A critical thing is to look at the notices of meetings, not just the minutes. That’s where the detail is (or should be!): the quotes, the consultants’ reports etc.