At the time, I referred to the fact that I wanted to—in the future, hopefully—be able to afford a three-bedroom weatherboard home with enough room for a dog, and a garden, and enough surface-level problems to justify weekend trips to Bunnings. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to afford a home with three bedrooms that's weatherboard, and it doesn't have room for a dog—definitely not. It does, however, have enough surface-level problems, because I have already gone to Bunnings with dripping taps, and I am very proud that I am able to fix my own home, like many other New Zealanders. But I have been in the situation where I bought into a body corp, like many New Zealanders who have also bought into body corps, because we're seeing more and more apartment buildings and more unit titles being used for long-term residential development nowadays. And while my home is a well-established one, there are a lot of townhouses and apartments going up all around New Zealand, and more people will be finding themselves delving into the depths of body corporates, and figuring out the ins and outs of what's happening, and maintenance funds, and long-term projections, and how they get on in a relationship with everybody else who lives around them. 