The ultimate source of actionable tips for strata property owners with Amanda Farmer
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 404 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvestingNewsBusiness News |
Daniel Holt, strata manager, joins me, calling out the 'gaslighting' that he says has been going on in the strata management industry, with the real cost of managing a strata building hidden behind sophisticated third-party payment arrangements exten... more
In a week during which the media continues to wage war against strata managers, Reena Van Aalst joins me to provide her point of view. We discuss: more
Recorded before last week’s ABC news story broke, in this interview Tyrone Shandiman of the Australian Consumers Insurance Lobby explains: more
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Working as a Strata Manager since 2004, I have experienced a vast array of different challenges. I have to say that Amanda does a fantastic job in providing relevant and practical explanations on the many varying topics in Strata and Community living. more
Amanda’a podcast is valuable whether you are new to strata or think you are experienced. Expert guests intertwined with clear explanation of Strata Law is very valuable. It’s not just about problems but also future planning.
Amanda and her guests are excellent! They share their knowledge, their experience, their insights. The show is a bit technical but a “must listen” for all strata property owners, especially those on the strata committee.
I love the real advice on this podcast on such a variety of strata topics. If Amanda can’t answer it she knows an expert who can.
Amanda has done a great job in creating this podcasts for property Owners and even helps assist agents. Although majority of the content relates to Eastern States Laws, it is really interesting as a WA Strata Manager listening to the laws and advice that is given. I love the conversations with Reina and as find it really helpful listening to other managers experiences as they can often be applied to all strata management matters. I hope you continue to develop this podcast as it is really neede... more
Apple Podcasts | #159 | Australia/Business/Investing |
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