Around 150,000 New Zealanders currently live in apartments, and that is expected to double in the next 20 years. There is a need, when people are buying into these types of developments, to know what they're buying into: what the maintenance issues are actually going to look like, how the body corporate even operates day to day, and whether they have set aside contingency funds for any future issues. I found, when I was in the process of trying to look for a place, that the body corporate minutes are a goldmine, a treasure trove of really interesting relationships and interactions—things as specific as whether or not a specific unit should have the ability to own a dog, whether one person has complained about the type of carpet that their neighbour has laid down in the other unit next door, and the fact that somebody stomps too loud overhead. There is so much information, and some of it is quite hilarious. 