Who this article is for
Strata professionals interested in working with Cohabit
Consultants or inspectors experienced in strata records
Professionals curious about contributing expert insights through Cohabit
What a Cohabit Expert does
Cohabit Experts are independent professionals who:
Review authorised strata records for buildings
Identify risks, strengths, and patterns
Translate complex information into clear, practical Expert Insights
Experts do not provide legal or financial advice, and they do not represent buyers, sellers, or owners corporations. Their role is to inform and explain, based on evidence.
Who the role is suited for
The Cohabit Expert role is best suited to professionals with experience in areas such as:
Strata inspections or records reviews
Building consulting
Property or strata advisory roles
Related disciplines with strong document analysis experience
You should be comfortable:
Reviewing large sets of records
Applying consistent assessment frameworks
Writing clearly for non-technical audiences
How to apply
If you’re interested in becoming a Cohabit Expert:
Submit an expression of interest through Cohabit
Share your professional background and experience
Provide examples of relevant work (where requested)
If there’s a potential fit, Cohabit will guide you through next steps.
Becoming a Cohabit Expert is not automatic — all applicants go through a vetting process.
Important things to know
Cohabit Experts work independently
Engagements are based on demand and suitability
Not all applicants will be accepted
Quality, clarity, and neutrality are essential