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Executive summary
An outline of the categories of property information that are typically identified and recorded before commercial discussions begin.
Why evidence is identified first
Commercial discussion is more reliable when the underlying property information has been identified, located and recorded. Evidence review establishes what is known, what is assumed and what remains outstanding.
Typical categories
Identity and authority, title and ownership documents, planning and regulatory information, condition and professional reports, and the commercial assumptions supporting the position presented.
Key considerations
- Evidence review is limited to the documents and information actually provided.
- Outstanding items should remain visible rather than assumed.
- Recorded status can change when additional evidence becomes available.
This material is general information about RD PROPERTY's approach to property evidence and review. It does not constitute legal, financial, tax, valuation or investment advice, and independent professional advice should be obtained before any decision.