This guide is general information. The platform does not guarantee title, identity or legal authority.
Start with authority
Only an owner or a person with current authority should offer a property. Identity verification is separate from title verification.
Accuracy protects everyone
Use current facts, disclose important limitations and update the listing when availability changes.
Documents Sellers Should PrepareOrganise identity, authority, title, land, approval, tax and utility records before accepting enquiries.Owner Identity and Authority VerificationUnderstand how owner, co-owner, heir, attorney and authorised-agent submissions are reviewed.How to Create an Accurate Property ListingDescribe property type, exact locality, size, access, approvals, condition and asking price without misleading claims.Property Photograph Privacy and Quality GuideTake clear useful photographs without exposing people, documents, number plates, security systems or precise private location data.Preparing a Property Asking PriceBuild a defensible asking price from comparable properties, physical differences, approvals, access and total transaction context.Brokerage Expectations and Written TermsAgree the broker role, fee trigger, amount, exclusivity, expenses, duration and refund position in writing before work begins.Responding Safely to Property BuyersScreen enquiries, protect private records, arrange safe visits and keep important representations and payments traceable.Marking a Listing Sold, Unavailable or WithdrawnUpdate availability quickly so buyers are not misled and stale listings do not distort market evidence.Corrections and Ownership DisputesRequest a correction, removal or temporary suspension using the listing reference and verified contact channel.