Toolkit for Strata Managers & Brokers
Professional Toolkit
Designed specifically for strata managers and brokers, this toolkit offers a curated selection of resources that empower you to navigate the complexities of strata insurance with clarity, confidence, and professionalism.
The laws and regulations that relate to strata living are complex and can often be confusing. They also specify several obligations that must be met for the Owners Corporation to comply with the law.
It is important to remember that strata living is regulated at the state and territory level across Australia, which means the rules and responsibilities can vary depending on your location.
We have created this Toolkit to help strata managers and brokers navigate some of the more common building, maintenance, and insurance issues.
Please feel free to browse, download, and share the free resources we’ve gathered here to assist you.
Why this Toolkit works for you
Every resource is oriented toward the tasks and responsibilities of strata managers and brokers – not just generic owner-focused content.
Download ready-to-use PDFs, clear frameworks, and best-practice guides – drafted with industry nuances and real-world applicability.
With tools like “Placement of Insurance” and valuation guidance, you can confidently present evidence-backed information and documentation to your committees.
Minimise the potential for underinsurance, clarify liability issues, and reinforce regular maintenance – all while fostering stronger compliance and smoother insurance processes.
Featured Articles
In the context of strata and community title insurance, the relationships between strata communities, their appointed strata managers, and insurance brokers is particularly complex.
Insurance can be complex. Your Strata Manager is here to help. With our localised knowledge of specific strata communities, strata managers regularly provide quotes, lodge…
Building Valuations & Underinsurance Let’s consider the following items in relation to Strata Building insurance: Underinsurance Despite the fact legislation requires the Corporation, Owners Corporation, Plan or Company (“Body Corporate”) to insure the building for rebuilding and/or replacement value, it is very likely that even with a valuation, the correct sum insured has not been