Pre-Auction / Pre-Sale Vendor Report
Selling a property is smoother when you understand defects before buyers discover them.
Our Vendor Pre-Sale Inspection Report gives sellers a clear view of the property's condition, helping reduce late-stage renegotiation, contract risk, and buyer uncertainty.
It is a practical strategy for better campaign confidence and cleaner transactions.
Why Sellers Use a Vendor Report
Commissioning a report before listing can help you:
- identify and address issues proactively,
- set realistic pricing and reserve expectations,
- reduce buyer objections during due diligence,
- improve transparency and trust with serious buyers.
What We Assess
The inspection follows the same risk-focused approach buyers expect, including:
- structural and major defect indicators,
- visible maintenance and presentation issues,
- timber pest signs and history where evident,
- safety and compliance-related concerns.
Strategic Benefits Before Auction or Sale
A pre-sale report allows you to decide whether to rectify, disclose, or price-adjust before market launch.
This reduces the chance of last-minute pressure tactics from buyer-side inspections and can support a more predictable sales process.
What You Receive
You receive a detailed written report with photo evidence and practical recommendations.
Where major issues are identified, the report helps you prioritise repairs and communicate clearly with agents and prospective purchasers.
Cost Guide
Most vendor inspections range from $450 to $700, depending on property type, size, and complexity.
