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Build a property transaction timeline

Put the listing, contract, finance, inspection, disclosure, notice, settlement and post-settlement events into date order, keeping every critical contractual date visible.

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

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VISUAL TIMELINE

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Put the important events in order and keep the source record beside each event.

1
Record important marketing, inspection, disclosure and offer events that happ…Start before the contract
2
Record signing, cooling-off, finance, inspection, notice and variation dates…Add contract milestones
3
Track settlement statements, funds, keys, adjustments, handover and any delay…Add settlement events
4
Record the first discovery date, photographs, reports, quotes and communicati…Add later-discovered issues
What happened Which record supports it What is still missing
Events in orderSources linkedGaps visible
01

Start before the contract

Record important marketing, inspection, disclosure and offer events that happened before signing.

02

Add contract milestones

Record signing, cooling-off, finance, inspection, notice and variation dates exactly as shown in the source documents.

03

Add settlement events

Track settlement statements, funds, keys, adjustments, handover and any delayed or changed settlement arrangements.

04

Add later-discovered issues

Record the first discovery date, photographs, reports, quotes and communication about each issue.

Important limitation

GetInstantProof organises transaction dates and records. It does not interpret contract rights or extend a deadline.

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