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Granny flat for Mum (Flat 2 gets a vote)

Granny flats can often go ahead where the site meets the conditions, but on a cross-lease the other owners must consent. QSME site research shows what your Auckland section would require.

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What this shows in QSME

Site research on QSME lists what your Auckland section would require, with the reason for each line. On a cross-lease title it flags that the other owners must consent, before you ring a builder. Still check the LIM and the title.

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Transcript

Granny flat for Mum. Easy now, apparently.

So we looked the section up first. Can often. Where the site meets the conditions. Righto.

Then we clicked Required. Other owners must consent. We're on a cross-lease. Oh.

Flat one's us. Flat two's next door. Flat two gets a say. We've only ever talked about bins.

So. LIM, title, cuppa with next door. Might bake something.

That's Site research on QSME. What your Auckland section would require. Sign up at qsme.co.nz.

Dramatised: names, jobs and businesses are fictional, and on-screen data is illustrative.