It is highly important and recommended when purchasing a unit, townhouse or villa to have a professional inspection carried out of the strata records for the complex as you are not only purchasing that one piece of the complex but also an interest in the common property. This strata inspection is carried out in accordance with Section 108 of the Strata Management Act. The strata report may cover many areas including:
History of the building
Pending building works
Special levies payable
Budget
Recent repairs undertaken
Any known building defects
Monies in the bank to cover repairs and maintenance
SSM Act compliance issues, these include general information on insurances, by
laws, any disputes or areas under investigation and harmony
Effective Building & Consultancy recommend that both a building inspection and pest inspection be carried out with a Strata inspection as there are many defects which may exist within the building which may not be known by the strata manager or body corporate. Please note that the strata inspector will not physically go to the building he is reporting on.
Strata Inspection Reports
Why do you need a Strata Inspection Report?
It is highly important and recommended when purchasing a unit, townhouse or villa to have a professional inspection carried out of the strata records for the complex as you are not only purchasing that one piece of the complex but also an interest in the common property. This strata inspection is carried out in accordance with Section 108 of the Strata Management Act. The strata report may cover many areas including:
laws, any disputes or areas under investigation and harmony
Effective Building & Consultancy recommend that both a building inspection and pest inspection be carried out with a Strata inspection as there are many defects which may exist within the building which may not be known by the strata manager or body corporate. Please note that the strata inspector will not physically go to the building he is reporting on.