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Organise evidence for a property purchase or sale problem

Keep the advertisement, sale contract, disclosure documents, inspection reports, finance records, settlement documents and complete communications with the agent, seller, buyer and professionals involved. Build a dated transaction timeline and preserve original records.

General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026

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From source records to one clear Proof Pack.

Keep the originals, organise the important records, connect them to the events they support, then make missing information visible.

1 · COLLECTTransaction record

Marketing and pre-contract records

2 · ORGANISEProperty evidence

Contract and finance

3 · PROOF PACKFollow-up / outcome

Settlement and professional communications

1Marketing and pre-contract records2Contract and finance3Settlement and professional communications4Defects or later-discovered issues
01

Marketing and pre-contract records

  • Advertisement
  • Listing photographs
  • Representations
  • Disclosure documents
  • Inspection reports
02

Contract and finance

  • Signed contract
  • Special conditions
  • Finance correspondence
  • Deposit records
  • Variations or extensions
03

Settlement and professional communications

Keep lawyer/conveyancer, agent, lender, inspector and settlement communications in sequence.

04

Defects or later-discovered issues

Preserve dated photographs, reports, discovery dates, quotes and communications about each issue.

Important limitation

Property transactions can contain strict contractual deadlines. GetInstantProof organises records but does not interpret contracts or advise whether to cancel, settle or withhold money.

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