Property Certificates
What is a National Trust Property Certificate?
A National Trust Property Certificate shows whether a property is listed or classified by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria). It confirms the heritage significance of a building, site, or landscape, which may affect how the property can be used. What does listing or classification mean? When a property is listed or classified, it has…
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What is a Section 32 Statement?
A Section 32 Statement, also called a vendor’s statement, is a legal document that a seller (vendor) must give to a buyer before a property is sold in Victoria. It provides important information about the land or property and helps the buyer make an informed decision before signing a contract. Who prepares it? A Section…
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Property Certificates are supplied from state and local government agencies and issuing authorities, including Local Councils, Water Authorities, VicRoads, the EPA and the Department of Transport and Planning via LANDATA®. When buying or selling, Property Certificates provide important information about things like zoning and planning information, restrictions on the property, service details such as water…
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