Property scouting: observations and questions
Ties Jezuit · Edition 14 October 2026

Record everyday suitability without confusing a visit with legal or technical due diligence.

[ ] 1. List your must-haves, practical access needs and intended use.

[ ] 2. Record listing date, quoted currency, total costs and who supplied the information.

[ ] 3. Observe transport, groceries, work connectivity, shade and noise at different times.

[ ] 4. Ask about water, energy, maintenance and what can be independently checked.

[ ] 5. Keep title, boundaries, permitted use and contract review for qualified professionals.

[ ] 6. Photograph only with permission; keep addresses and personal details private.

[ ] 7. Separate facts you observed from seller statements and unanswered questions.

[ ] 8. Compare a temporary rental or trial with a permanent commitment.

[ ] 9. Agree the next professional checks before paying a deposit or committing.

This is a preparation aid, not an eligibility decision or personal legal/tax advice. Complete it privately; you do not need to send it back.