Your included property visit
We visit the property and its surroundings to gather observations that inform your report and buying recommendation.
One TOMA visit included, subject to property access.
You like the property. Now you need to know whether the price makes sense, which costs matter and what to resolve before you commit. We turn those questions into a written buying recommendation.
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Understand the developer, building management, ownership costs and everyday life at this address—alongside the asking price.
Includes one TOMA property visit to inform your report.Subject to property access.
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Assess the price against your intended use, available site information and questions that need verification.
Includes one TOMA property visit to inform your report.Subject to property access.
Next: review your order, then continue to secure Stripe checkout. USD 5,000 one-time · Payment and refund terms.
Understand the house, its land, relevant project or developer information, ownership costs and the asking price in relation to your plans.
Includes one TOMA property visit to inform your report.Subject to property access.
Next: review your order, then continue to secure Stripe checkout. USD 5,000 one-time · Payment and refund terms.
Within two business days after payment, we email the scope decision and the information checklist. The 10-business-day target starts after we accept the property and receive all required information; time spent gathering it is not counted. If we cannot accept the standard report, we refund the full fee. Your card issuer may charge separately for currency conversion.
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Understand this unit, the building behind it and the cost of owning it. Each chapter connects the available evidence to your priorities and buying decision.
The recommendation, supported price range, buyer target and main conditions in two pages. See what would change the answer.
Your intended use, holding period, priorities and budget assumptions, with the questions this property review needs to answer.
The project, building and unit: stated area, floor, layout, orientation, view and asking price, distinguishing supplied details from documented facts.
The developer’s identity, completed projects and documented track record, with findings relevant to this purchase.
The condominium juristic person, managing agent, available accounts, maintenance records and planned works—and their implications for an owner.
A focused area profile of shops, healthcare, schools and parks, plus practical walking, rail and road connections for your routine.
Layout, facilities, parking, pet rules, sunlight, noise, privacy and accessibility. We explain the fit with your priorities and what needs on-site confirmation.
Dated comparisons with reasons for inclusion and material differences. Asking prices, reported transactions and verified sales are clearly distinguished.
The range supported by those comparisons, with adjustments, evidence strength and limitations explained. See how the asking price compares.
Purchase and holding costs, common fees, sinking fund and possible major-work contributions. See how changes in key cost assumptions affect the decision.
A buyer-specific target and conditional ceiling, connecting market evidence, your priorities and ownership costs. We state what must hold true.
A one-page reference with a suggested opening offer, evidence-backed arguments and wording to adapt. Your purchase ceiling stays private to your buying team.
Prioritised questions and checks for the seller, building management, your lawyer or inspector, with the effect each unresolved issue could have on the decision.
Dated sources, comparison details, calculations, assumptions and open questions. Separately commissioned specialist findings are referenced where agreed.
We use current public sources and available building records. Findings distinguish documented facts, supplied statements and matters needing confirmation.
Understand this plot in relation to your intended use. Each chapter connects the available site information, price evidence and costs to the questions you need to resolve.
The recommendation, supported price range, buyer target and main conditions in two pages. See what would change the answer.
Your intended use, holding period, priorities and budget assumptions, with the questions this property review needs to answer.
The identified plot, stated area, asking price and supplied title information, with discrepancies or missing records flagged for verification.
Shape, frontage, neighbouring uses and constraints indicated by available records and maps, with their practical implications for your plans.
Transport, nearby services and mapped routes to the plot. We distinguish apparent access from rights and dimensions that require professional verification.
Published planning context assessed against your stated use, with practical trade-offs and questions for qualified confirmation before relying on development assumptions.
Available information on utility connections and potential preparation needs, identifying which capacity, ground or servicing questions need further investigation.
Dated land comparisons assessed for location, size, shape, frontage and reported access. Asking prices and transaction evidence remain distinct.
A supported range that explains material differences between plots, evidence gaps and uncertainty, rather than relying on a district-wide average.
Purchase, holding and evidence-supported site-preparation or utility cost assumptions, with scenarios showing their effect. Estimates are distinguished from quotations.
A target and conditional ceiling for your stated use and cost assumptions, with unresolved access, planning or site issues that could change the recommendation.
A one-page opening position, supporting arguments and requests for information. Your private ceiling stays within your buying team; you or your representative negotiate.
A prioritised plan for title, encumbrance, legal access, survey and technical checks: who should address each question and how it could affect the purchase.
Dated public and supplied sources, maps, calculations and assumptions. Separately commissioned professional findings are identified by author and agreed scope.
We use public and supplied information. Maps and published planning categories do not establish legal access, boundaries or permission to build.
Understand the completed house and its land as one purchase. Each chapter connects the available records, price evidence, costs and your intended use to a clear buying position.
The recommendation, supported price range, buyer target and main conditions in two pages. See what would change the answer.
Your intended use, holding period, priorities and budget assumptions, with the questions this property review needs to answer.
The identified home and plot, asking price, stated areas, plans and records supplied for the property, with visible observations from the included TOMA visit where access is available and discrepancies or missing information clearly flagged.
Where relevant, the developer or estate, available project information and documented property history, focused on implications for this purchase.
Available plans, age, maintenance history and stated repair needs, together with visible observations from the included TOMA visit where access is available. A visit does not establish structural condition or concealed defects.
Nearby services, transport and practical routes considered against your household’s priorities and likely routine.
Layout, usable spaces, parking, privacy, access, outdoor areas and relevant project rules, with on-site questions identified for follow-up.
Dated comparisons with reasons for inclusion and material differences. Asking prices, reported transactions and verified sales are clearly distinguished.
A reasoned range based on comparable completed houses and relevant plot attributes, with adjustments, evidence strength and limitations explained.
Relevant purchase and holding costs, plus evidence-supported maintenance or improvement scenarios. Estimates are separated from handover / defect inspections and contractor quotations.
A buyer-specific target and conditional ceiling, connecting market evidence, your priorities and ownership costs. We state what must hold true.
A one-page reference with a suggested opening offer, evidence-backed arguments and wording to adapt. Your purchase ceiling stays private to your buying team.
Prioritised questions for the seller, estate, your lawyer or inspector, with the effect each unresolved issue could have on the decision.
Dated sources, comparison details, calculations, assumptions and open questions. Separately commissioned specialist findings are referenced where agreed.
We use available public and supplied information and observations from one TOMA visit where access is available. The visit is observational and does not certify title, structural condition, building systems or repair costs. Seller or property-manager access permission is required; if unavailable, we note the limitation.
Your report brings together property research, a TOMA visit and a clear buying recommendation. We also help you connect with specialists for any further checks you need.
We visit the property and its surroundings to gather observations that inform your report and buying recommendation.
One TOMA visit included, subject to property access.
For handover and defect inspections, legal advice or other specialist assessments, we can recommend qualified providers, make introductions and help coordinate arrangements.
For land surveys, legal advice or other specialist assessments, we can recommend qualified providers, make introductions and help coordinate arrangements.
For handover and defect inspections, legal advice or other specialist assessments, we can recommend qualified providers, make introductions and help coordinate arrangements.
Specialist services are quoted separately. You agree the scope and fees directly with the provider before work begins.
If you would like us to revisit the property, you can request an additional TOMA visit.
USD 350 / visit
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Within two business days after payment, we email the scope decision and checklist. The 10-business-day target begins only after we accept the property and receive all required information. If we cannot accept the standard report, we refund the full fee.
The 10-business-day target starts after we accept the property and have the information needed. We confirm the actual date by email after payment and before research begins. If we cannot accept the property or a workable date, we refund the full fee.
After delivery, send factual questions together within 14 calendar days for one included round of written clarification. All communication is online and in writing, without phone or video appointments.
After payment, we review the plot and confirm the information needed, research timetable, delivery date and written follow-up by email before research begins. If the standard scope or date does not work, we refund the full report fee. All communication is online and in writing, without phone or video appointments.
The delivery target is 10 business days after we accept the property and receive all required information. After payment, we email the information checklist. Time spent gathering the information is not counted in the target period.
We confirm the accepted scope, delivery arrangements and written follow-up by email. If we cannot accept the standard report, we refund the full fee.
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