There are many advantages in living in a sub-property (such as an apartment or townhouse). For example, a sub-title property usually brings you a comfortable and comfortable urban life, but you may not be able to afford it if you share other property rights in the city.
However, there are still some common problems in living in sub-title property, which can even lead to unpleasantness among owners, tenants or neighbors. The Australian Real Estate Web provides a comprehensive analysis of these common problems and their solutions.
Question 1: pets
Even if they live in sub-title buildings, many people keep pets. Others, however, think pets are just walking and barking animals, even fleas at home. No wonder pet ownership has been the most controversial topic in property rights.
并不是人人都喜欢宠物。
Questions that need to be understood
In general, all tenants need to apply to the property for permission before keeping a pet. And the most important thing about making decisions is to be consistent. After all, if you agree to let your pet Fido in the building you live in, you'll have to be ready to check in with Max,Molly,Ginger and Rex.
Best balance: pets and apartments-how to find a balance
Question 2: party
When it comes to public life, another big problem is noise-especially late-night parties.
Questions that need to be understood
Making noise late at night is not only a violation of sub-ownership, but also illegal. So, in some extreme cases, you can also choose to call the police.
Before things get awkward, the best way to do this is to find the noise maker with your partner as much as possible and keep them quiet. If this does not work, the property representative (or other neighbors) may issue a compliance notice to the noise-making owner.
Question 3: floo
Floor friction, footsteps, and sudden night crashes are disturbing, especially when they come from a neighbor's room.
有些地板看起来不错，但是却会发出很刺耳的声音。
Questions that need to be understood
If a neighbor's floor makes a disturbing noise, you have the right to let them figure it out. Even if that could mean bringing them to court-the best way to do so is to reach some sort of agreement before the conflict escalates.
Question 4: parking spaces
Occupying the entrance to or parking in a public property area is not only an annoying problem, it can even pose a danger.
Questions that need to be understood
No one has the right to stop at will in the public property right area, unless the specific regulations are to be obtained. This also applies to guest parking. If the parking space is not available, then the guest parking space is limited to the guest use, you can't park here, and you can't take the car as your own.
Enforcing the rule is a property responsibility, but New South Wales is about to allow the government to step in.
Question 5: improvement of facilities
Often, in order to make life more tasteful, people tend to improve their apartments or townhouses, including installing air conditioners, exhaust fans, or changing doors and windows.
The installation of any improvement facilities outdoors may require prior approval.
Questions that need to be understood
Generally speaking, the interior space of the house belongs to you, but the exterior facilities such as walls, balcony railings and doors and windows are not just unique to you. Therefore, without written permission and special resolutions, no one can change the external facilities of the house at will.
Q6: refurbishment
Australia now has an increasing number of owners who like to renovate the property. Households can personalize their own bathroom or kitchen, but at the same time the problem is that the neighbors have to suffer from electric drills for six weeks, or some of the night-shift people still have to suffer from construction noise while in the daytime.
Questions that need to be understood
在对房产翻新之前，业主应该将施工时间和可能产生的影响告知其他住户，这是基本的社会公德。
All major work-and any construction that may have an impact on the construction of the building, such as replacing pipes, floors or changing the structure of the house-is usually subject to property approval. And the property will prescribe all the attention and construction time. If the property is not approved-or construction is in violation of the terms-renovation work will be required to stop.
Q7: smoke drifting
To prevent the smell of smoke in their rooms, smokers tend to smoke on their own terraces or windows, and many landlords do not allow tenants to smoke indoors. The smoke, however, tends to affect other households.
The smoke from the balcony will affect other households.
Questions that need to be understood
Secondhand smoke has become a big problem, which usually requires property management to solve such problems through relevant regulations. In New South Wales, however, the upcoming new rules will allow owners to choose their own approach without passing formal rules.
Some properties are non-smoking in all areas of their property rights.
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Sub-ownership property can bring a comfortable life for the residents. However, this high-density residential life can also have some unexpected problems.
If it is a neighborhood contradiction, the best way is to directly ask the neighbor questions and rationally discuss the solution. It will also give you a chance to say what you think.
However, if this does not work, then only according to the rules and regulations.
