New townhouse and apartment developments, many with small first-generation body corporates.
Unit Titles Act 2010. A body corporate must hold an AGM at least once a year and within 15 months of the previous one, giving owners notice under the Unit Titles Regulations. Disputes: Tenancy Tribunal (unit title disputes), or the District or High Court for larger claims.
Yes. Under the Unit Titles Act 2010, a body corporate does not have to appoint a manager. Flatflo AI handles levies, notices, AGMs, the long-term maintenance plan and disclosure statements.
The Unit Titles Act 2010, the Unit Titles Regulations 2011 and the Unit Titles (Strengthening Body Corporate Governance) Amendment Act 2022. A body corporate must hold an AGM at least once a year and within 15 months of the previous one, giving owners notice under the Unit Titles Regulations.
Most go to the Tenancy Tribunal (unit title disputes), or the District or High Court for larger claims. Flatflo keeps minutes, notices and records ready if a matter escalates.
From NZD 10.99 per unit per month, with a minimum of NZD 55 per body corporate per month including GST, and a 30-day free trial.
Flatflo assembles the levy, insurance, maintenance-plan and meeting information needed for pre-contract and additional disclosure statements from your records.