Property Readiness Review

Understand visible repair exposure, disclosure risk and buyer negotiation pressure before you list.

A practical review of how ready the property record is for transfer.

Before you list, understand the visible issues buyers may use to renegotiate. FPIA helps sellers move from guesswork to practical pre-sale intelligence.

Output

Reinstatement Cost Estimate

Indicative rebuild cost of the fixed improvements based on floor area, province, property type, and finish tier.

Output

Visible Damage Repair Estimate

Indicative repair-cost range for visible defects evidenced in the uploaded photos and notes.

Output

Seller Readiness Price Guidance

Listing-posture guidance based on visible repair exposure, seller expectation, urgency, disclosure risk, and negotiation pressure.

Why this matters

The Pre-Listing Property Readiness Report helps a seller decide whether to repair first, disclose clearly, or adjust their listing posture before going to market.

Upload visible damage evidence, capture your expected asking position, and receive a readiness report that separates reinstatement value, repair exposure, and negotiation risk.

✦Pre-sale property intelligence, not a formal valuation
✦Useful for sellers, agents, buyers, banks, insurers, and attorneys
✦Designed to prevent late-stage OTP surprises and last-minute price renegotiation
✦Careful language that avoids overclaiming hidden-defect certainty

Important position

FPIA helps sellers move from guesswork to governed pre-sale intelligence. The output is not a formal valuation and should not be relied on as an insurer, lender, estate-agent, quantity-surveyor, or engineering opinion.

The tool may reference seller asking expectations, but it does not determine market value, does not replace an estate-agent comparative market analysis, and does not replace contractor or specialist advice.

Required Transaction Documents

PPRA Section 67 Mandatory Disclosure Form

Immovable Property Condition Report

The PPRA Section 67 Mandatory Disclosure Form remains a statutory transaction document where the Property Practitioners Act applies. FPIA does not replace this form. The Property Readiness Review helps sellers identify visible issues, disclosure-risk items, and supporting evidence that may assist completion of the prescribed disclosure form.

Download blank disclosure form Upload completed disclosure form Use FPIA findings to assist disclosure review

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Seller and property

Seller Name *

Seller Email *

Seller Phone

Property Type

Property Address *

Suburb

City

Province

Postal Code

Floor Area m²

Erf Size m²

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Garages

Finish Tier

Expected Asking Price

Selling Urgency

Notes

Transaction documents

PPRA Section 67 Mandatory Disclosure Form Status

PPRA Section 67 Mandatory Disclosure Form

Upload the completed and signed mandatory disclosure form if available. If not yet completed, FPIA can still prepare a disclosure-support summary from the seller readiness evidence. PDF, JPG, or PNG. Max 10MB.

Disclosure Notes / Transaction Document Notes

Visible damage evidence

Damage Item 1

Damage Category

Location On Property

Seller Notes

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Disclaimer

This FPIA Seller Readiness Assessment is based on information and visible evidence submitted to FPIA. It provides indicative pre-listing readiness, visible repair exposure, disclosure-risk and negotiation-risk guidance only. It is not a formal property valuation, not an estate-agent comparative market analysis, not a quantity-surveyor report, not an engineering opinion, not an insurance assessment, and not a guarantee of final sale price or repair cost. Specialist inspection, contractor quotation, insurer assessment, lender valuation or professional advice may be required before reliance.

FPIA review is required before any public report is released. AI-assisted findings remain draft until authority review.