Start with the information you need before the next purchase step. Choose a document, boundary, or condition review—or bring agreed workstreams together in a buyer report.
FORTHCOMING SERVICES · WAITLIST OPENPropertyProof is being developed as an independent buyer-side property review and coordination service. The planned work combines agreed records and observations with appropriate professional review. It does not provide listings, title insurance, escrow, or automatic purchase approval.
Understand what the property records say, what is missing, and what needs a qualified legal review before you move forward.
Compare the property description with available cadastral information and identify questions about boundaries, access, and the need for a survey.
Plan a local condition review with photo and video evidence, clear observations, and referrals for issues that need specialist testing.
Combine agreed review workstreams into one understandable report, with evidence, issue severity, missing information, and a practical action list.
Organize the documents and outstanding items to discuss with your lawyer or notary before committing to the next step.
If you have several questions, agree the workstreams before selecting a combined report. “Comprehensive” should describe the agreed scope, not suggest that every risk has been checked.
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| Review | Main question | What it does not establish by itself |
|---|---|---|
| Document & registry review | What do the agreed property records show? | Physical condition, measured boundaries, or every unrecorded issue. |
| Land & boundary review | Do the available descriptions and plans agree? | Physical survey results or development permission. |
| On-site condition review | What is visible in the agreed accessible areas? | Concealed defects or unscoped technical diagnoses. |
| Comprehensive buyer report | How do the agreed workstreams fit together? | Every possible risk or automatic purchase approval. |
| Pre-closing readiness | What paperwork and questions still need confirmation? | A substitute for the closing professional’s legal work. |
Not necessarily. The relevant checks depend on the property, the available documents, your intended use, and the decision you are approaching. Some workstreams may be combined in one agreed scope.
The scope review will consider record needs, missing documents, access arrangements, and specialist availability. A turnaround should be confirmed after those dependencies are understood.
Your selected service and buying stage are recorded. We will contact you when the service is ready. Scope, professional responsibilities, availability, and engagement terms are agreed separately; joining does not book an audit.
Keep the listing, location, available document references, and your question list together. You can join without a complete document pack. Share confidential files only through an agreed secure channel later.
Read the US buyer preparation checklist