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We take the documents that you upload through our online portal and create a summary report of the documents. It’s modern, easy to read, and viewable online. Our main goal is to find any red flags in the documents that make this property a risk, and bring them to your attention. We dissect meeting minutes, financials, bylaws, component depreciation, and more.

We work to get the review completed as soon as possible (we know you're excited to get info on your new home or investment). We work to complete the review summary within 3-5 business days.

We recommend taking a look at our free document checklist, where we list the suggested documents for the most in depth, completed review. However, if you don’t have all of the documents, that’s okay! Get started today and upload what you do have - we’ll hang tight.

In special circumstances, we do offer a rush service, for turnaround in 1 or 2 business days. Please note, this service is based on capacity and availability, so please contact our team as soon as possible with your request.

Note: The Condominium Property Act of Alberta allows a 10-day period to provide information upon request. It is useful to have condition dates that allow time for the receipt of documents and their review.

The cost of our service varies on which package you choose. Residential begins at $429.00 + GST, and Commercial begins at $629.00 + GST. You can find a detailed outline of our costs here.

After you finish uploading all of the required documents, you’re asked to select a package. Payment is taken through the online portal, and is required before your documents and request for review are submitted.

All the required documents are listed under section 8.2a of the AREA (Alberta Real Estate Association) “Offer to Purchase”, with additions to the regulations in 2020 and registered documents as recommended by AREA.

If you are working with a realtor, they can assist you in obtaining all documents from the seller and the property management company.

If you are not working with a realtor, you will need to request these documents from the property management company, which will typically incur a cost to request.