Thousands of homeowners affected by Bathla Group’s collapse this week have been warned to stay alert and keep a vital paper trail as fallout from the crash continues.
Bathla was placed into voluntary administration on Tuesday, leaving up to 25,000 unfinished homes in limbo and at least 500 jobs at risk.
The group reportedly owes an estimated $3.6 billion to private credit firms and other creditors.
Accredited property inspector Zeher Khalil told the Daily Mail any homeowner who has been affected by Bathla’s collapse should document everything immediately to help ensure any insurance claim is successful.
‘Document everything before anyone touches the site. Photograph the home as it stands, keep every document, and get an independent…