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Body Corporate Principals
Your FREE complimentary guide, “Body Corporate Principals,” is a chapter extract from the full handbook.
Queensland Community Living Handbook
Its purpose is to give residents, committee members, managers, landlords, and tenants the clarity they need to live in harmony.
This free version aims to clarify how body corporates operate, guide unit owners on effective participation in managing common property, outline membership details, voting rights, levy payments, adherence to by-laws, and explain committee duties regarding maintenance, finances, and governance.
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Building Developers Role
The Developer’s roles and responsibilities are detailed in the BCCM Act
Disputes
If something goes wrong there are steps to take to improve the chance of a preferred outcome for all parties.
Insurance
The BCCM Act and Regulations require specific insurance to be taken on the Body Corporate property
Laws and Regulations
The Body Corporate Committee, lot owners, occupiers, leasees,mortgagees, and occupiers of common property are bound by the by-laws.
Management Rights
Management Rights are an incredibly safe business proposition, but they are very ‘people focused’.
If you get on well with people, the management rights industry may well suit you.
Tenants
Tenancy arrangements fall under the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008.
The Act is administered by the Residential Tenancies Authority or RTA for short.