First Viewing Checklists

Use these checklists to help you decide what property to buy, or just as a helpful reminder about your thoughts at the time you viewed a property.

When you view a property for the first time, be sure to ask questions to the existing owners, as well as looking at the property itself. Here are a few questions that you could ask:

• Has the house been on the market for long?
• Why are you moving house? Just getting a bigger house or are there nasty neighbors?
• How do you find the local area? They may know something that you might not.

The first viewing checklist is available to download as a Word document in two formats: A4 and A5.

Download the A4 First Viewing Checklist (36Kb) - for people who write lots.

Download the A5 First Viewing Checklist (47Kb) - for people who like to save paper and not write so much.

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