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Podcast: All the buzz about embedded networks

  • 23/05/2024
  • Author Jimmy-T

This week’s podcast is mostly devoted to embedded networks, what they are, why they can be good or bad, and what you can do to make them work for your…

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    Who’s minding your block’s big-bucks budgets?

    • 27/07/2023
    • Author Jimmy-T

    As rising costs of living and mortgage interest rates both bite at our heels, it seems levy (or fee) payments are often among the first financial commitments to suffer when…

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      Forum: Cashflow crunch as levies debts rise

      • 02/06/2023
      • Author Jimmy-T

      There’s an issue gathering a head of steam in strata right now and it’s related to the rising cost of living, and owners facing mortgage stress.   It seems that…

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        Power play as shocking contracts unlocked

        • 14/10/2018
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        In what can only be described as a solid win for strata residents, home owners and tenants living in strata schemes will no longer be locked into uncompetitive long term…

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          Blocks get together to fight crippling cladding bills

          • 01/10/2018
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          Apartment owners facing bills of as much as $60,000 per unit to fix flammable cladding are being invited to join together in an effort to force developers to foot the…

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