Frequently asked questions

Browse our listings or send us an enquiry with your preferred location, property type, budget and timeline. We will share suitable options and arrange viewings.

Common steps include an official title search at the relevant land registry, confirming the seller's identity and ownership, checking for outstanding land rates or charges, and confirming approvals for the property. We strongly recommend working with an advocate (lawyer) for due diligence and the sale agreement.

We can point you towards lenders and explain the general process, but financing decisions and terms are made by the bank or lender. Please speak to your lender for advice specific to you.

Typical additional costs include stamp duty, legal fees, valuation fees and registration costs. Amounts vary by property and location, so ask your advocate for an estimate before you commit.

Landlords usually ask for a copy of your ID or passport, contact details, and a deposit plus the first month's rent. Some may also ask for proof of income or references.

Sometimes. Rent is set by the landlord, but we are happy to pass on reasonable offers and help both sides agree terms.

Yes. You should always view a property, in person or by video, and read the tenancy agreement before paying any deposit or rent.

Listings marked “Sample listing” are placeholders that show how the website works. They will be replaced with verified listings. Always confirm details with us before making decisions.

WhatsApp is usually the fastest way to reach us. You can also call, email or send an enquiry form from any property page.

Yes. Tell us about your property through the contact page and we will get in touch to discuss next steps.

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