Answer 10 focused questions to uncover whether a property is genuinely worth pursuing, where the risk sits and what should be investigated before you make an offer.
Leesa Hackett
Brisbane Buyer’s Agent
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Before you fall in love with the property, stress-test it.
This scorecard is designed to help buyers separate emotion from evidence. It does not replace formal legal, building, planning or financial advice, but it will show you where further investigation may be required.
These are only some of the questions I answer when assessing a property for a client. A property score is useful, but the real value lies in knowing which information to verify, which risks matter and when the right decision is to walk away.
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Do not rely on the score alone.
A property can score well overall and still contain one issue serious enough to change the buying decision. A professional property review should examine the evidence behind each answer.
General information only. This scorecard is not legal, financial, valuation, town planning, building, pest, engineering or taxation advice. Buyers should obtain independent professional advice before entering into a contract.
