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Forum: Should we pay committee members?

  • 25/01/2022
  • Author Jimmy-T

It’s that time of year again when we are coming to the end of the school holidays and Australia Day is upon us. On top of all that, we are…

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    Forum: Owner in dispute blocked from election

    • 24/11/2020
    • Author Jimmy-T

    I often wonder where some strata managers get their ideas – it certainly doesn’t appear to be from professional training. Take the case of our Flatchatter who is in dispute…

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      Podcast 94: Tax shock and giving loans some credit

      • 06/10/2020
      • Author Jimmy-T

      It’s a bit of a Budget special on Flat Chat this week, if only because we are talking about money. Specifically we are discussing the personal taxes that you probably…

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        Should we pay strata committee members?

        • 30/08/2020
        • Author Jimmy-T

        There’s a truism in strata that the people you want on your committee – smart, informed and energetic – are often too busy making money to pay their mortgages (and…

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          New app to end flatshare pain

          • 11/08/2015
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          “Sorry, mate, I can’t quite give you the full rent this month” must be one of the most common – and frustrating – cries in flat share world. But now there’s…

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