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Run your building

The paperwork did not come with instructions.

Start with authority, money, records and the recurring work. Use the lease where it allocates rights and costs, and use the relevant statutory source where duties arise outside it.

How building trust helps

Solve what you can. Check the source. Escalate only when necessary.

  1. 01Understand the issue

    Start with a concise answer in ordinary language.

  2. 02Organise the evidence

    Use the checklist or practical tool where one helps.

  3. 03Check the signed lease

    Use LEASE-iQ® to find the clause, source and uncertainty.

  4. 04Decide what needs help

    Use professional input for ambiguity, dispute, safety or material consequence.

A lease does not establish that a building is safe or that every statutory duty has been met. Fire, electrical and other building requirements need the correct legal role, scope, facts and competent evidence.

Establish control

Authority, records and the board

Make it possible to explain who decided, under what authority and using which evidence.

Control the money

Budgets, demands and works

Keep lease authority, decision evidence, demand requirements and actual expenditure distinct.

Check the building

Safety, insurance and recurring evidence

Use the relevant statutory and technical source as well as the governing documents.

The evidence engine

When the answer depends on the signed lease.

LEASE-iQ connects the real question to the governing document and current sources. Open the cited clause and check the answer before acting.

See how LEASE-iQ works
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