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PODCAST: Defect loans, Airbnb rules and sneaky sex in the spa

  • 20/08/2019
  • Author Jimmy-T

It’s a real mixed bag in this week’s Flat Chat Wrap podcast – finance, Airbnb and sneaky sex. Sue Williams and I start our dissection of the week’s strata news…

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    Flat Chat Wrap #37 – Defects loans, Airbnb rules and sex in the spa

    • 20/08/2019
    • Author Jimmy-T

    It’s a real mixed bag in this week’s Flat Chat Wrap podcast – finance, Airbnb and sneaky sex. Sue Williams and I start our dissection of the week’s strata news…

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      Why low-cost defects loans are not enough

      • 20/08/2019
      • Author Jimmy-T

      Despite the first rumblings of discontent among some commentators, NSW seems likely to offer strata owners interest-free loans to rectify defects  in apartment buildings. And so they should. In fact,…

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        Lannock offer to cladding blocks as lender backs off

        • 22/05/2019
        • Author Jimmy-T

        The announcement that one of the country’s biggest non-bank mortgage lenders will refuse to finance the purchase of apartments known or suspected of having flammable cladding on or in their…

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          Loan help for schemes hit by cladding insurance hikes

          • 16/07/2018
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          A shock rise in strata insurance premiums due to risks associated with flammable cladding has left many apartment owners struggling to meet price hikes, says owners corporation finance lender Lannock…

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