In this episode, I want to cover modifying common property, renovations and building issues. When it comes to altering or making alterations to common property, renovations and where there are building issues, the strata community needs to understand that everyone needs to be involved. To an extent where there's an executive committee or a committee.

Especially when there are significant amounts of money. Even though it's within your rights to raise those funds, it's important to not keep the rest of the owners in the dark when it comes to the works that's being carried out. Inform them of the benefits that the work is being carried out. Obviously, if it's required by the relevant authorities, inform them of that and continuously keep them informed. This also includes holding information nights.

Regular information nights, whether one or two or many turn up, keep issuing them and keep reminding them of that just because there's silence within the rest of the lot owners doesn't mean they're not reading. But if they do raise an issue, you could demonstrate as a committee or executive committee that you are actually holding this information sessions regularly even though not many of them show up.

Involving the rest of the owners, keeping them informed about modifying common property, renovations and building issues, so that they're aware of what's going on and everything that relates to the impact where they have to contribute financially and where it impacts their rights, they should be absolutely involved. And that's the reason why it's called Strata Community. I hope that this will give you and shed some light to you in how to manage dealing with works that impact common property. Particularly modifying it, renovating it, and also where there are building issues.