Strata reports in Crows Nest

Independent strata records inspections for buyers in Crows Nest and the surrounding area. Ordered online, booking confirmed within 24 hours of the signed authority, report delivered within 24 hours of inspecting the records. $330 inc. GST.

What the strata stock in Crows Nest looks like

1970s walk-ups · new metro-driven towers

Older walk-ups sit alongside towers built around the metro. The older stock brings lift, façade and plumbing renewal; the newer brings defect and building bond history. Which of the two you’re buying into changes what matters in the records entirely.

What your report covers

Up to five years of committee and general meeting minutes, the full special levy history, financial statements and the ten-year capital works plan, insurance, fire safety compliance, defects and building issues, litigation and disputes, the strata plan diagrams and the by-laws.

Order a Crows Nest strata report

$330 inc. GST, and that includes the strata company’s search fee. Send us the signed authority and we book the search. Full refund if the records can’t be obtained.

Order a report: $330 inc. GST

Common questions

I'm buying in Crows Nest and I'm on a deadline. Can you help?

Tell us the deadline at the time of ordering. We'll say whether it's realistic before you pay rather than afterwards. The report follows within 24 hours of inspecting the records; the wait beforehand belongs to the vendor's side and the strata company.

I haven't engaged a conveyancer yet. Can I still order?

Yes. Ask the selling agent for the signed authority to inspect, they hold the vendor’s authority under the agency agreement, and send it to us. Worth knowing that this makes your interest in the property visible to them. If the authority can’t be obtained, you get a full refund.

What if you can't get the records?

You get a full refund. That covers both cases, the authority couldn't be obtained, or the strata company declined or failed to grant access.

There are very different buildings here. Does that change the report?

It changes what matters in it. A recent tower's records turn on defects, warranties and building bonds. A 1970s walk-up's turn on deferred maintenance and whether the fund matches the ten-year plan. The report covers both; the emphasis follows the building.

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