THE BUYER’S NOTEBOOK

Good questions.
Better decisions.

What should I request before a viewing?

Ask the agent for current availability, the asking price and its basis, a location pin, recent photos and dimensions. Confirm who is authorised to negotiate and what is included in the price.

What should I check on site?

Compare boundaries with survey records. Look at access roads, drainage, utility connections and neighbouring uses. For houses, assess the condition of buildings, pools and water and power systems.

How do I assess the total cost?

Request an itemised estimate from the professionals handling the transaction. Include required transaction costs, professional fees, maintenance and any planned construction. An asking price is not a complete acquisition budget.

What does an advertised return mean?

An advertisement is not proof of income. Request documented operating figures and independently assess occupancy, running costs and seasonality before relying on a rental projection.

Who verifies the documents?

Use qualified local professionals to confirm ownership, survey details and relevant approvals for your intended use. This page is a practical checklist, not transaction advice.

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