How We Do ItWhen we receive instructions to prepare a risk assessment report, we acknowledge receipt of those instructions as soon as we can. After we have made an appointment with the strata manager to conduct the search, we email the person who placed the order to let them know when the report will be provided. Subject to the time of day instructions are received by us, and the demands of the strata manager, we make every effort to provide our report by the next business day after instructions are received.
Our reporting team is headed up by Michael Poynder. Over the past 14 years, Michael has performed over thousands of searches of the records of strata schemes in New South Wales for prospective purchasers. We are not practising lawyersNone of our contractors or employees are practising lawyers. That means under the provisions of the Legal Profession Act 2004, we are not permitted to provide legal advice. Clients requiring legal advice should speak to their lawyers. |
'Our reports identify the issues – our handbook summarises the law.
For example, our report might state that we did not sight an annual fire safety statement. To understand what that means for a purchaser contemplating buying an apartment, our handbook includes a summary of the law and practices and procedures on the issue.' |