Not buyer-ready
Public and listing evidence is enough for an early risk screen, but title, service-line and verified comparable-sale evidence are still missing.
Listing facts from public listing mirror
BWA public planning layers
BTitle, survey plan and BYDA
DRequired before extension, parking or easement conclusions.
Ask for the Certificate of Title, survey or strata plan, easement details and written confirmation of advertised parking.
Service-line evidence is needed before relying on extension, pool, garage or development potential.
Ask the conveyancer to verify title restrictions, easements, parking rights and seller document completeness.
Visible renovations or additions need seller evidence and inspector focus before buyer reliance.
- Listing photos can show works but cannot prove approval or workmanship.
- Listing photos and floorplanC
- 1.Tell the inspector what to check: Focus on deck, garage, wet areas, drainage, roof junctions and visible additions.
The listing material is present, but WA title, plan, approval and service-line evidence have not been supplied.
- WA listings often omit title, easement, approval and service-line details.
- Missing documents are converted into agent questions and upload requests.
- User supplied listing URLB
- 1.Ask for title pack: Request Certificate of Title, survey plan and any seller approval documents.
Automated price range, max offer and walk-away outputs are withheld because fewer than three verified comparable sales passed the gate.
- Portal asking prices and listing statements are not enough to support price outputs.
- Comparable sales need sold price, date, source and adjustment eligibility.
- Free comparable searchD
- 1.Use verified comparable sales: Supply agent-advised sales evidence or paid sales records before relying on price outputs.
Public WA planning layers support an early planning screen, but council file and lot-document checks are still required.
- Public layers can identify broad zones and overlays.
- They do not prove approval history or title restrictions.
- WA public planning screenB
- 1.Confirm with council or planner: Check archived approvals if relying on additions, structures or development potential.