Section 32 review · Victoria

Know what’s in your contract before you sign it.

Upload your Section 32 vendor statement and we’ll send back a plain-English review — the easements and covenants, the owners-corporation costs, the overlays on your land, and the things a vendor left out. Read the way a conveyancer reads it. Free.

Get your free Section 32 review

Drop the PDF the agent sent you. We’ll email your report.

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Drop your Section 32 PDF here
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No account needed. We don’t share your documents. Guidance only — not legal advice.

What you get back

Three things every buyer should know before they’re bound to a contract — written so you can act on them.

clarity Every clause, in plain English

Rates and outgoings, easements, covenants, building permits, owners-corporation fees — translated into what they mean for you.

flags The red flags, surfaced

Non-standard special conditions, restrictive covenants, special levies, unregistered works — the clauses that quietly change what you’re buying.

omissions What’s missing

We check the statement against the public record — heritage, flood and bushfire overlays. A Section 32 that leaves these out can give you the right to walk away.

How it works

STEP 01

Upload your Section 32

Drop in the PDF the agent sent you. That’s all we need.

STEP 02

We read it like a conveyancer

Every section is reviewed and cross-checked against the public record for your address.

STEP 03

Your report lands in your inbox

A clear summary, the flags to watch, and the questions to put to the agent or your solicitor.

Section 32 red flags by suburb

Every Melbourne suburb carries its own risks — heritage overlays in the inner north, flood zones near the creeks and bay. See what to check where you’re buying.

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What we check

Every division of the vendor statement — plus the checks a summary tool skips.

Financial — rates, outgoings, charges against the land
Easements & covenants — restrictions on how you use or build
Owners corporation — fees, special levies, insurance, disputes
Building permits — works in the last 7 years and their approvals
Notices & orders — anything an authority has served on the land
Planning & zoning — the zone and what it allows
Title & plan — that the mandatory documents are actually attached
Overlays (the omission check) — heritage, flood, bushfire vs the public record