Three kinds of reports that New Zealand immigrants must read before buying a house.

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to New Zealand, so what reports should they read before buying a house in New Zealand? Next, let's take a look at three types of reports that New Zealand immigrants must read before buying a house. Welcome to reading.

I. Lin

Lim (Memorandum of Land Information) is an official report on land status, real estate construction status and final approval and completion status. Because the LIM report takes a long time from ordering to getting it. Therefore, the average homeowner or agent will provide LIM reports. If not, you can go to the city Council to book it yourself, and you can hurry it if necessary.

LIM contains a lot of important information, such as whether the house has a completion certificate CCC, whether it has been added or rebuilt, whether it is in a flood area, soil problems and so on. The first page of the contract used by real estate agents in New Zealand is the LIM condition. It is recommended that friends who buy a house for the first time do not delete this condition. Or, at least after reading the LIM provided by the owner, I thought there was no problem, and then I deleted it.

Second, the Council document.

Parliamentary documents are also called property documents. Council file is an upgraded version of LIM report, which provides more detailed information. The price is much cheaper than LIM report, and the speed is faster than LIM. Usually, the Council will send you a link on the same day so that you can look it up online. Or send a CD. Parliamentary documents are very complicated, all printed as thick as this book. If you don't understand, you can ask a lawyer for help.

Builder ReportBuilder Report Before choosing a builder, you can go to the following website to check whether you are a registered member. Qualified inspectors from www.buildingsurveyors.co.nz have completed the established courses. More professional, more reliable and more assured. Now, many buyers like to wait until the auction is over before bargaining with the owner. This is also a good choice. Mainly can put the builder's report, house inspection. Do house inspection.

Third, New Zealand Housing Sales Guide

According to REAA, the intermediary must provide this guide to both parties before signing the sales contract. Guide to New Zealand Residential Property Sale and Purchase Agreement. The original text is in English. When writing REAA, considering that New Zealand is a multi-ethnic country, I used easy-to-understand words.