Strata reports in Hurstville

Independent strata records inspections for buyers in Hurstville 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 Hurstville looks like

High-rise towers · mixed use · older walk-ups

Dense high-rise around the centre, much of it mixed use with retail below. Commercial components affect entitlements, insurance and how shared costs fall, and building management committees add a second layer of records worth checking for.

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 Hurstville 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

How quickly can you get a strata report in Hurstville?

The inspection and report take about a day. What determines the total is the authority being signed by the owner's side and the managing agent scheduling access. Tell us your deadline when you order and we'll tell you honestly whether it's achievable.

Who has to sign the authority to inspect?

Someone on the vendor’s side, their solicitor or conveyancer, or the selling agent under the agency agreement. A buyer can’t authorise an inspection of records they don’t yet own. Ask your conveyancer or the selling agent to obtain it and send it to us; we book the search the day it arrives.

Is the strata company's search fee extra?

No. It's included in the $330. It's worth asking any provider, because search fees commonly run $60 to $65 and aren't always covered by the quoted price.

The building has shops or offices downstairs. Does that matter?

It can. Commercial lots affect unit entitlements, how shared costs fall and how the building is insured. Some mixed-use developments also have a building management committee with its own records and its own levies, and the report notes where one exists.

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