Did you know that the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act entails the following: Insurance Requirements as per STSMA: ✔️ Mandates comprehensive insurance for buildings against risks like fire and storms. ✔️ Ensures protection for both individual units and common areas. Financial Management as per STSMA: ✔️ Sets rules for budgeting and levy collection. ✔️ Aims for financial health and transparency in sectional title schemes. Maintenance and Repair Regulations: ✔️ Stipulates maintenance duties for common properties. ✔️ Guarantees well-kept, safe communal spaces. Dispute Resolution Framework: ✔️ Provides guidelines for resolving conflicts within sectional title communities. ✔️ Promotes a cooperative living environment. Compliance and Protection: ✔️ STSMA ensures legal compliance and safeguards community rights. ✔️ Trustees and managing agents collaborate for community well-being. Neotrend's Role in Navigating STSMA: ✔️ Expert guidance and support in understanding and applying STSMA rules. ✔️ Ensures your sectional title living is legally sound and harmonious. Embrace compliant and peaceful sectional title living with Neotrend Real Estate. 🏢 #NeotrendRealEstate #BodyCorporate #ManagingAgent #ComplianceAssurance #SecurePropertyManagement
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On 14th May the Scottish Parliament approved the Housing (Cladding Remediation) (Scotland) Bill, which gives Scottish ministers new power to directly commission remediation work dangerous cladding without the property owners’ permission. The new legislation has the potential to impact many property owners and developers, with 105 buildings identified as needing remediation and new requirements set out for all property developers in Scotland. Professional Indemnity Insurance cover for cladding and fire safety may also be impacted, which is a key protection for property developers. Find out more in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/eN8-PbJq #PropertyDevelopers #PropertyOwners #ConstructionInsurance #ProfessionalIndemnity #Cladding
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Need expert guidance on landlord-tenant matters? Discover how DSLG offers dedicated support to simplify your property management challenges. #realestatelawyer #californiarealestate #legalhelp #PropertyLawyer #askniv
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NATIONAL ROLL-OUT | Following a successful pilot in 2020, the Priority Property Pool (or "PPP500") case management framework has now been rolled out to all Federal Circuit and Family Court Registries in Australia. Our readers may already be familiar with the PPP500 pilot, which aimed to streamline case management where: - the asset pool of the parties (excluding superannuation) was less than $550,000 (formerly $500,000); or - the asset pool was not significantly greater than $550,000, but one party had special vulnerabilities (such as family violence, or subject to coercive control). Now available across Australia, the PPP500 will assist parties with judges closely monitoring compliance with court orders, reducing delays, requiring fewer court appearances, facilitating further opportunities for early dispute resolution, and providing proactive referrals. The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) concluded that, in addition to saved time and costs, the PPP500 has also assisted in lowering stress and anxiety, and has generally improved the emotional wellbeing of parties. Chief Justice Alstergren similarly praised the program, citing high costs and the threat of extensive interaction with an abusive party as identifiable issues disadvantaging vulnerable parties at Court. The national rollout took place on 30 October 2023. Learn more here - https://lnkd.in/gFJ-HMW2
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In this insight article from our Construction team, Mark Lennon, Hayley Hayes and Ben Yates detail the latest judicial review (Redrow PLC v The Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities [2024] EWCA Civ 651) and the significant updates it provides for the Building Safety Fund 🏗 The Court of Appeal’s ruling highlights key developments concerning the involvement of third parties, including insurers, and the implications of delaying remediation works 💡 Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dctSAuuB #BuildingSafetyAct #BSA #BSAUpdates #BuildingSafetyFund #constructionlaw
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Did you know that failing to obtain an HMO license could result in unlimited fines? 🚨 Ensuring the safety and well-being of your tenants is paramount, and compliance with HMO regulations is key. Here's a quick reminder of the potential penalties you might face: - Failure to obtain an HMO license could result in unlimited fines. - Failure to meet minimum standards: Penalties start at £5000 per violation such as inadequate fire safety measures and poor maintenance. - Failure to comply with licensing regulations could result in a criminal conviction and a confiscation order. It's crucial to be aware of these regulations and take them seriously to ensure the safety of your tenants, avoid potential penalties, and maintain the integrity of your HMO property. Reach out to Habi Lettings now for professional guidance and support and avoid potential hefty fines by taking action today. #HMOCompliance #LandlordResponsibilities #TenantSafety #Habilettings
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What is a public adjuster? What happens during the appraisal process? Watch to learn more https://bit.ly/43BlqZO #propertyclaimsconsultant #publicadjusters #propertyinsuranceclaims #insuranceclaim #propertydamagea
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