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AccuRATE V1.1.3.0

The latest version of 2nd Gen BTP Assessment tools has been released.

DoP agree to a new Pilot to commence early February 2007.

BASIX (DIY) Review

ABSA instrumental in securing DoP DIY Sustainability Tool - DoP Review...not independent but a starting point 

Visit the ABSA Site for further details.

DIY found to lower the standard of Residential Building BTP in NSW - varies between 200% to 400% below Simulation Method when compared with NatHERS and far more variation expected to AccuRATE.

Thinking of purchasing a Dual Occupancy Property but you are worried about the common driveways and land around your intended home?

Our service is designed for intending purchasers of strata or company titled properties and tailored to provide you with an unbiased assessment of the common property aspects of the property.

This service is devised to assist Dual Occupancy Purchasers in establishing whether a dual occupancy property conforms with the approvals granted and whether COMMON PROPERTY is clearly defined in accordance with those approvals, and whether it has been maintained or left in a state which require you expending large sums to renovate the common property to a state where you would feel happy with it.

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• Provides you with an unbiased appraisal of the condition of common property.
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