Residential acreage resources
Prepare the property.
Prepare the proof.
Organise the records, specialist questions, presentation and handover behind an acreage sale.
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A working plan for your property
Keep the evidence with the question.
Choose the relevant features. A review status records your work; it is not an approval, valuation or condition-removal instruction.
Start with records
Define timing and owner priorities
Discuss privacy, occupancy and your preferred preparation sequence with Dusko.
Read the related guideIndex the owner file
Separate land, building, system, utility and upkeep records; keep dates.
Read the related guideCompare survey and improvements
Identify changes for agent/lawyer review and ask what documentation is needed.
Read the related guideCollect title and registered documents
Keep personal and security information private; share through the transaction team.
Read the related guideCollect permit and completion history
Record missing information without calling an unconfirmed use approved.
Read the related guidePrepare useful bills and service history
Keep dates and usage context; redact account and personal details.
Read the related guideAssemble the well file
Gather drilling, laboratory, flow and treatment records with dates.
Read the related guideAssemble the private-sewage file
Gather design, permit, inspection and maintenance records and manual.
Read the related guideDocument outbuildings and inclusions
Separate approved uses, service history and equipment included in the sale.
Read the related guideResolve the questions
Choose pre-listing specialist reviews
Agree scope and report dates where reviews will help the property file.
Read the related guideReview known issues with the agent and lawyer
Record the question and appropriate advice; photography is not a substitute for disclosure.
Read the related guidePrice priority work by scope
Track proposed, booked and completed work; avoid assuming renovation returns.
Read the related guidePrepare for photography
Walk the arrival route
Make access and parking understandable; address safety and housekeeping first.
Read the related guidePlan real exterior, land and interior photographs
Show the property setting honestly and distinguish community imagery.
Read the related guideCreate the inclusion and exclusion list
Review fixtures, equipment and negotiable items with the listing team.
Read the related guidePrepare for showings
Agree pets, gates, parking and occupied areas
Keep security details in private showing instructions.
Read the related guideAgree which documents buyers can review
Use the agent's process and remove unrelated personal information.
Read the related guideAssemble the handover pack
Keep manuals, service contacts and normal operating notes ready for the agreed handover.
Read the related guideDiscuss value and the final listing plan
Use a property-specific valuation conversation; this planner sets no price or launch deadline.
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The guide behind this tool.
The list changes with your feature selection. Reviewed and not-applicable statuses are your own records. An open item remains a question for your transaction team or the appropriate professional. It sets no contractual dates.
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For acreage owners
Begin with a private conversation.
Tell Dusko about your residential acreage or the country home you are looking for. Conversations are confidential and there is no obligation.
Dusko is licensed for residential real estate, including residential acreages and country homes. Farm, ranch and agricultural property representation is available through appropriately licensed members of the Real Estate Partners Team and our partner network.