What's in a full deeds report

What you get

A full deeds report brings back what the deeds office holds on the property — not an estimate, and not a portal’s asking price.

• The registered owner, by name

• The full transfer history: every registered sale, with its price and date

• Registered bonds, and the institution behind each one

• Any endorsements against the title

Straight from the deeds office

The report is a live deeds office search, run at the moment you buy it. What you’re reading is the deeds record itself — the one a conveyancer would pull — not a listing site’s guess at value.

Fifteen nearby sales, included

Every report brings 15 nearby registered sales along with it, at no extra cost. These aren’t listings — they’re registered sales, the same kind of record as the property you searched. They stay in your account and build into your own price map over time.

What a report is not

A deeds report is not a valuation and not legal advice. Where a decision has real consequences — for you or a client — have it confirmed by a conveyancer or a registered valuer before you act on it.

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