Service 02
Property papers are long, technical and often inconsistent. We read the documents and draft agreement you share with us, check them against each other, and give you a plain-language report of what looks complete, what is missing and what needs an answer before you pay.
What we look at
Share scans or clear photographs. We work from what you send and tell you exactly what we could and could not check.
Title deed, previous deeds and land or municipal records — checked for consistent names, measurements and dates.
Tax, utility and service-charge receipts, plus any receipts for advances you have already made.
Building plan approvals and completion documents, compared with what is actually being sold.
Price, payment stages, handover date, penalties, conditions and what happens if either side cannot complete.
Red flags we often find
The seller’s name differs between the deed, the land record and the identity document — even by a spelling.
One owner appears to have sold to the next without a deed you can see.
Land area or flat size differs between documents, or from what you were shown.
The agreement asks for a large advance before original documents are produced.
No firm handover date, no penalty for delay and no clear list of fittings included.
A power of attorney is used, but its scope, date or validity is unclear.
Document Review is an informed second reading, not a legal title opinion. For the final legal confirmation before payment, appoint a qualified property lawyer — our report will make that conversation faster and cheaper.
Urgent deadline? Tell us when you write and we will say honestly whether we can meet it.
