In this article Nicole Tavares talks about buying and selling personal items from a sectional title scheme, and provides 4 tips to do so without causing a nuisance.

In this blog post, Matthew discusses the Marsh Rose matter and why community scheme stakeholders should take notice.

Don't let noise disturbances ruin your work from home experience. Learn how to successfully combat distractions and maintain a quiet and productive environment with this guide.

In this blog post Zerlinda discusses whether or not each body corporate needs a chairperson for their scheme, as well as what the roles of this chairperson would be.

In our latest article, Brendon from Sensorpix Digital Content, discusses and defines 5 key considerations in terms of overcrowding and occupancy rules in sectional title schemes.

Are sectional title developments based on the principles of democracy?

In this recent blog post, Hendrik Hoffmann discusses this topic in relation to the STSMA, as well as various ways in which the PQ should be implemented.

In a recent blog post, Nicole Nel recommends the process that you should follow if you are planning on amending your management or conduct rules.

“What's mine is mine, what's yours is mine.”

In a recent blog post, Zerlinda discusses what consolidation in community schemes means and what resolution it requires.

In a recent blog post by Alistair, he provides clarity on frequently asked auditing questions.

In our new blog post, Marion Fogell, shares her research and opinions on the raising of levy contributions, use of funds, funding improvements to common property and CSOS levies.

In Matthew’s first article for TVDM Consultants, he discusses the Chapman's Bay Estate Homeowners' Association v Lotter and Others case.

In this blog post, Alistair Scholtz, takes a look at the many requirements, checks and balances to ensure that your community scheme's financial statements are accurate.

In this blog post, Zerlinda applies an overview to the legal theory that goes with installing solar panels in community schemes.

In this blog post, Nicole Nel explains what blacklisting is and how it can be used to as a tool to ensure that owners in community schemes pay their contributions on time.

In this blog post, Zerlinda provides insight to trustees, managing agents and owners as she discusses the necessary steps to take to make 2023 the best year in community schemes.

As this would have been our last blog post for the year, we decided to do something a little different.

We would also just like to say a huge thank you to all of you for your support this year, and we hope that you will have a safe and #blessed festive season.

Making their first publishing debut, Kyle and Tashreeq co-author this blog post, where they discuss the top 5 types of people that you really don’t want to be your neighbours.

In this blog post Nicole Nel highlights a few new and exciting developments that we can expect from the CSOS, as introduced by the CSOS panel at the NAMA Conference.

In this article, Zerlinda discusses trick or treating within community schemes, and lays out some ground rules for the occasion.

In this article, Leigh-Anne Harrison discusses what the responsibilities of a body corporate are, when faced with the problem of asbestos, and what the relevant Regulations say about it.