Communication is key to every working relationship.
That much is true of our personal lives and our working lives and it applies equally to property ownership, particularly in Owners Corporations.
Not everyone has the time to commit to an active role on your Owners Corporation’s committee, which means communication between those that do and those that do not is crucial to ensure everyone is aware of what is happening at your property.
If you own a property which forms part of an Owners Corporation, or Body Corporate as they are often called, then you are automatically a part of a community.
The purpose of your Owners Corporation community is to ensure your building is well maintained, in good repair, insured and a happy place to live, rest and play.
Like most communities, some people will be more willing to play an active role than others.
Just like at your local sports club or interest group, there are those who volunteer their time and knowledge to help keep the community running. It’s the same with your property.
Some owners are more inclined to take a more active role in their Owners Corporation. This is usually done by taking up a position on the Owners Corporation committee.
Owners nominate and are elected to represent all other owners in their building in between general meetings.
This does not make them any more powerful than those who don’t, however it does mean they are going to be more involved in the decisions that your Owners Corporation makes.
It is unreasonable to expect every lot owner in a building to have the time to be a part of the building’s committee and dedicate time to committee meetings and other related activities.
However, every lot owner should be able to access information about the issues the committee are discussing and the outcomes they are deciding on.
That is why committee meetings are vital to the smooth operation of your Owners Corporation.
That much is true of our personal lives and our working lives and it applies equally to property ownership, particularly in Owners Corporations.
Not everyone has the time to commit to an active role on your Owners Corporation’s committee, which means communication between those that do and those that do not is crucial to ensure everyone is aware of what is happening at your property.
If you own a property which forms part of an Owners Corporation, or Body Corporate as they are often called, then you are automatically a part of a community.
The purpose of your Owners Corporation community is to ensure your building is well maintained, in good repair, insured and a happy place to live, rest and play.
Like most communities, some people will be more willing to play an active role than others.
Just like at your local sports club or interest group, there are those who volunteer their time and knowledge to help keep the community running. It’s the same with your property.
Some owners are more inclined to take a more active role in their Owners Corporation. This is usually done by taking up a position on the Owners Corporation committee.
Owners nominate and are elected to represent all other owners in their building in between general meetings.
This does not make them any more powerful than those who don’t, however it does mean they are going to be more involved in the decisions that your Owners Corporation makes.
It is unreasonable to expect every lot owner in a building to have the time to be a part of the building’s committee and dedicate time to committee meetings and other related activities.
However, every lot owner should be able to access information about the issues the committee are discussing and the outcomes they are deciding on.
That is why committee meetings are vital to the smooth operation of your Owners Corporation.