Document Review
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What is the Document Check?
You already have a property in mind, but you're unsure about the paperwork? Our document review gives you the clarity you need — independent, objective, and professional.
Spot hidden costs
Reviewing the financial statement, service charge statement, and similar documents helps identify financial risks early — such as high reserve fund demands or upcoming renovation plans.
Confidence through clarity
We help you better understand the key documents around your property purchase — from the energy certificate to the minutes of owners' association meetings.
Go into the purchase better prepared
With a fully reviewed document package, you'll have the key facts at hand and can make informed decisions — including in conversations with agents or sellers.
What we do for you
  • Review & understand the documents

    We check key documents such as meeting minutes, financial statements, or the purchase contract — and help you interpret them correctly.
  • Flag potential risks

    We show you what to watch out for — e.g. planned renovations, special assessments, or discrepancies in stated floor areas.
  • Make decisions with more ease

    We give you a neutral assessment of whether the overall package fits the property — so you can move forward with a good feeling.
Inspection Content: Document Check
  • Owners' Meeting Minutes
    We check whether past owners' association meetings raised important issues — such as planned renovations, disputes, special assessments, or building problems.
  • Energy Certificate & Utility Cost Overview
    We analyze energy consumption and ongoing utility costs — giving you a realistic picture of monthly expenses and potential savings.
  • Financial Statement & Reserve Fund
    We look at how solidly the community manages its finances: are service charges, maintenance reserves, and planned costs in good proportion?
  • Utility Cost Statements from Recent Years
    We check whether ongoing costs are plausible, whether there have been unusual charges or back payments — and whether these point to possible defects or a maintenance backlog.