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Levies in Sectional Title Schemes: Where Do They Go?

Levies in Sectional Title Schemes: Where Do They Go?

💰 Levies in Sectional Title Schemes: Where Do They Go? One of the most common frustrations owners have is: “My levies are too high!” To understand levies, you first need to know what they cover - and why they’re essential for keeping a scheme running. Here are the...

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Trustees vs Directors: What’s the Difference?

Trustees vs Directors: What’s the Difference?

Trustees vs Directors: What’s the Difference? In community schemes, the decision-makers are called Scheme Executives - but the title changes depending on whether you live in a Sectional Title Scheme or a Homeowners’ Association (HOA). Here’s how they compare:...

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Who is the Body Corporate?

Who is the Body Corporate?

Who is the Body Corporate? We often hear owners say: “I want to speak to the Body Corporate.” But here’s the truth: the Body Corporate is not the Trustees or the Managing Agent - it’s all the owners, collectively. When does it come into existence? The moment the first...

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What Do You Own in a Homeowners’ Association (HOA)?

What Do You Own in a Homeowners’ Association (HOA)?

🏡 What Do You Own in a Homeowners’ Association (HOA)? When you buy into a Homeowners’ Association, ownership works very differently from Sectional Title - here’s what you need to know: Erf and Home – You own the full stand (plot of land) and the buildings on it, such...

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What Do You Own in a Sectional Title Scheme?

What Do You Own in a Sectional Title Scheme?

What Do You Own in a Sectional Title Scheme? When you buy into a Sectional Title Scheme, your ownership is carefully defined in law - it’s not always as simple as “my unit, my walls.” Here’s how it works: Your Section: - Ownership is defined by the median line: the...

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Sectional Title Meetings Explained

Sectional Title Meetings Explained

Sectional Title Meetings Explained Not all meetings in a sectional title scheme are the same. Here’s what owners and trustees need to know: Annual General Meeting (AGM) Must be held once a year (within 4 months of financial year-end) At the AGM, members (all owners)...

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