
Before buying a home
Check that the property's documentation matches the official information before signing.

We compare the available land registry, cadastre and planning information to help you detect possible issues before buying, selling or regularising a property.

Before buying, selling or regularising a property, it is worth checking that all the official information is consistent.
The Situation Report gathers and analyses the information available in official sources to detect possible discrepancies or documentary issues. It does not replace legal advice, but it helps you make decisions with greater confidence.
The inspection checks the property.The Situation Report checks its documentation.
We consult different official sources to give you a clear picture of the property's documentary status.
We analyse the land registry extract (nota simple) to review ownership, charges and the available registry information.
We compare the cadastral information with the registry data to detect possible differences.
We consult the publicly available planning information and the administrative status of the property.
If you have the association's certificate, we review its content and possible issues.
We identify any relevant difference detected between the documentation consulted.
Whether you are buying or selling, this report helps you understand the property's documentary status before moving forward.
You will receive an organised document with all the information gathered from the official sources consulted, presented in a clear and easy-to-understand way. The report includes:

No. The Situation Report has a single price of €149, regardless of the type or size of the property.
It is not mandatory, although having it helps speed up the enquiries.
The usual timeframe is between 24 hours and 7 working days, depending on the availability of the official information.
No. It is a documentary report based on official sources. If any matter requiring legal interpretation is detected, you will need to consult a lawyer or a notary.
Yes. You can order it independently or as a complement to a technical inspection.
If you want to check the documentary status of a property or find out whether this service is right for your case, tell us about it. We will be happy to help.