
A Fence Is a Visible Feature, Not Conclusive Proof of a Property Boundary
Separate a visible fence from a legal property boundary and prepare useful questions before altering a shared edge or relying on a listing photo.

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Separate a visible fence from a legal property boundary and prepare useful questions before altering a shared edge or relying on a listing photo.

Check internet service at the precise property address, including installation access and upload needs, before relying on a neighbourhood coverage claim.

Record which way a home’s windows face and observe direct sunlight at useful times before assuming a bright viewing represents the whole day.

A leasehold home’s remaining term matters more than its original lease length. Find the dates and questions to bring to a conveyancer.

Turn a property viewing into a useful list of items to confirm, so attractive lights, appliances and fittings do not become assumptions about the sale.

Notice where and when condensation appears during a property viewing, then ask for evidence about ventilation, moisture and previous repairs.