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STRUCTURE EXAMPLE / ICELAND

Pre-purchase report

From property facts to costs and the next decision. This is how we organise property information.

01

Property and sources

The first page brings together the key facts. Each value includes a source, date and verification status.

Address and property identifier
Property identification in Iceland
Asking price
Amount in ISK and listing date
Property value
Assessment with sources and limitations, separate from the asking price
Fasteignamat
Official assessment, year and source; not a substitute for market value
Previous transactions
Date, amount and source of a verified sale, or explicitly missing data
Area and status
Registered facts, use and matters requiring confirmation
02

Condition and priorities

Every finding connects a description, photograph or document, inspection limitations and a recommended next step.

Roof

Covering, flashings, drainage and visible signs of leaks.

Example status: not assessed

Electrical services

Visible condition, available records and any need for specialist testing.

Example status: not assessed

Plumbing

Visible pipes, connections, moisture indications and further checks.

Example status: not assessed

Other elements

Exterior, windows, ventilation, finishes and access limitations.

Example status: not assessed

A visual inspection is not a test of service performance or confirmation that hidden defects are absent.

03

Post-purchase costs and decision

Urgent repairs
Work needed before use, estimate and source
Renovation plan
Scope, sequence and costs in ISK
Contingency and unknowns
Explicit assumptions; unpriced work is not zero
Decision
Human approval with conditions; no verdict in this demonstration
Confirm missing information first.

The report ends with actions, responsibilities and timing. It does not replace required specialist opinions.

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