Dear newsletter reader, Welcome to the first instalment of our May Newsletter series, we hope that everyone has been enjoying the long weekends and very short work-weeks. For May our focus is on worki
Dear newsletter reader,
Welcome to the first instalment of our May Newsletter series, we hope that everyone has been enjoying the long weekends and very short work-weeks. For May our focus is on working for your body corporate.
In this newsletter we will be outlining:
The importance of comprehensive rules for bodies corporate.
What we can do to improve our body corporate.
The importance of not neglecting your scheme.
"Successful people are not gifted; they just work hard, then succeed on purpose." —G.K. Nielson
In this article, Nicole Nel highlights just how important it is for bodies corporate to have a comprehensive set of rules and regulations in place when for when owners seek to do any alterations and/orrenovations to their unit.
In this month’s Nicole’s Neighbourly Advice, Nicole discusses the hard work involved in running a body corporate, the roles of managing agents, body corporate service providers and trustees, and the steps that we can take to improve our scheme.
Rizaar outlines this case, which highlights not only the ongoing responsibility of a body corporate to maintain and manage common property, but also the significant legal liability that may arise when this duty is neglected.
For our upcoming co-hosted solar webinar, Michael Faber, Managing Director of Bright Light, has been invited by Sectional Title Solutions to speak along with Rizaar Smidt.
We will be covering:
Solar Benefits
Myth Busting
Implementation strategies
Maintenance and insurance
Quality assurance
They will also be touching on inverters and safety, fire compliance and ventilation of the system, as well as structural stability and maintenance.
GIVEAWAY ALERT! - 2dedicated sessions with both legal and technical experts focusing on your solar requirements.
