Buying guide
Property due diligence in NZ: what to check before you buy
Understanding this essential step in your property journey.
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Due diligence is the essential research you do before buying a property to avoid costly surprises and ensure it's the right fit for you. It's about making an informed and confident decision.
This process involves reviewing key documents, including:
- A LIM Report for council information and risks
- A Builder's Report for structural integrity
- A Valuation Report for market value
- The Report of Title for ownership details
Confirming your finance pre-approval is also a critical step.
What is due diligence and why does it matter?
Builder's reports can give you crucial information about the state of the property.
Your due diligence checklist
Questions to ask yourself:
Key documents to review
LIM Report (Land Information Memorandum)
Builder’s report
Valuation report
Report of Title
Property file
Don’t forget the finance side
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