Private selling, professionally prepared.
Start with your lawyer, then select due-diligence checks based on the property type, age, documents and inspection findings. Building inspections, LIMs and valuations are strongly recommended where relevant, but they are not universal legal requirements. Providers contract with you directly and remain responsible for their advice and reports.
Build my buyer checklistAn independent visual inspection of accessible areas, with a written report covering observed defects, moisture concerns and recommended follow-up.
Order the council LIM and have relevant records, consents, hazards and drainage information reviewed with the right professional.
A property lawyer reviews the record of title, easements, covenants, encumbrances and other registered interests.
Independent legal review before signing, conditions drafted for your circumstances and conveyancing through settlement.
An independent registered valuation where required for lending, decision-making or additional price confidence.
Connect with an independent mortgage adviser or lender and confirm finance conditions before committing.
Confirm the property can be insured on acceptable terms before your agreement becomes unconditional.
Review disclosure statements, minutes, levies, long-term maintenance planning, insurance and known building issues.
Escalated testing when age, cladding, inspection findings or visible signs justify specialist investigation.
Risk-based sampling by an appropriate independent specialist where property history or planned work creates a concern.
Focused trade inspection, including CCTV drainage investigation where condition or site history warrants it.
Specialist advice for slopes, retaining, subsidence, flooding, coastal exposure or other site-specific risks.
SoldByMe will review your request and, once suitable approved providers are available, may share it with up to three independent businesses. Each provider sets its own scope, price and terms. You choose whether to proceed.
SoldByMe provides a connection and information-organising service. It does not inspect property, give legal or financial advice, determine value or guarantee a provider’s conclusions. A seller-supplied report may not give a buyer reliance rights; ask the report provider and your lawyer.