Discover the key dos and don’ts for Owners Corporation Committees. Learn how to run meetings effectively, communicate clearly, handle maintenance, and make informed decisions to keep your property well-managed and compliant.

Learn what Owners Corporation levies are, how they’re calculated, what they cover, and why paying on time is essential to keeping your property running smoothly.

Learn about the important role of your Owners Corporation (OC) Manager in maintaining your property. Understand their responsibilities in finance, maintenance, insurance, and administration, plus common misconceptions about what OC Managers can and can’t do.

Understand the difference between private and common property under the Owners Corporation Act 2006. Learn about ownership, maintenance responsibilities, insurance coverage, and common misconceptions in strata schemes to help you manage your property effectively.

Maintenance plans are vital for the long-term upkeep and safety of Owners Corporations. Learn what maintenance plans are, why they matter, and how they’re prepared to ensure buildings remain compliant, functional, and in good condition under the Owners Corporation Act.

Learn why Melbourne Owners Corporations cannot rely solely on insurance to protect property. Proper maintenance and repairs are key to avoiding denied claims and costly damages.

Learn why your Owners Corporation must manage building insurance, what it covers, and how it prevents double costs for owners of units, townhouses, and apartments.

Clear communication and transparent meeting minutes are essential for every Owners Corporation. Learn how committees, agendas, and strata managers keep your property well-managed.

Discover the top reasons to invite your Strata Manager to Owners Corporation meetings. From ensuring compliance to efficient action plans, their presence helps keep meetings productive, decisions valid, and your community well-managed.

Discover 5 compelling reasons why attending your Annual General Meeting is a must: stay informed, have your say, and shape your community’s future.

Learn the three essential steps to take after your Owners Corporation AGM: review your minutes, report outstanding issues, and organise committee meetings for effective year-round management.