When the REA advertises it as "strata plan ready to go"....where exactly is it's destination ?? Maybe it legally means the council has approved 8 separate titles.....or maybe it's off to the Council pending approval....or maybe it's ready to go from some consultant back to the Owner for modifying, or maybe it's off to the tenants for their general comment and feedback.
One carpark for a block of eight "units".....maybe they all ride mopeds. If they all had a car, that'd be seven extra cars out on the street....maybe just bearable if it was the only one of it's kind in the street and it was a longish street. Wouldn't be so flash if every house was like it, you'd be forced to park a good hike from the property, and of course this is where council's step in and say no thank you when you pop the strata plan in for approval. Maybe the SP isn't quite "ready to go".
Looks more like one big house, with it's normal one carpark, on one block of land and the Owner has physically divided it up and crammed as many living units into it as possible prior to handballing the place onto the next Owner. Let them deal with the regulatory niceities.
It'd be interesting prior to bidding to trundle down to the Council as part of the DD process and find out what the Council's written understanding of the dwelling is, especially in terms of plumbing and sewerage loadings on current services.