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Prepare for a useful property or project visit.
A site visit can help you understand the setting, access and practical characteristics of a property. A little preparation makes it easier to compare what you see with your requirements.
Confirm the exact location, the person you are meeting and the purpose of the visit. Ask whether you will view a completed unit, a show unit or a construction site. Follow the site’s access and safety instructions.
Observe the approach roads, nearby services and access points. Think about how the location fits your intended use and daily travel needs.
Review the space, layout and facilities against your requirements. Make notes about details you would like to understand better rather than relying on memory.
Record what you personally saw and what the representative told you. Ask for the current written project information where a detail affects your next decision.
After the visit, organize your notes and send the questions that remain. If you are comparing several options, use the same checklist for each visit.
This guide is a starting point for organizing a visit. A viewing does not replace reviewing the relevant property documents or obtaining suitable professional advice.
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