Buyer Example

Property Intelligence
Report

A buyer-facing diligence brief for one specific Japanese property. It does not replace licensed legal, tax, brokerage, architectural, or construction advice; it makes the property legible enough to know which professional questions matter next.

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Output

What the buyer receives

Executive summary written for a non-specialist buyer

Structured property fact sheet with source/status notes

Risk and unknowns register

Map and local-context notes where available

Broker/owner/professional question list

Buyer-fit and next-step recommendation

Report Structure

From listing romance to decision clarity

The report is structured to reduce ambiguity, not to make a weak property look stronger than it is.

What is being evaluated

1. Property snapshot

  • • Listing URL, source, agent/owner contact path, and current advertised status
  • • Price, building size, land size, age, structure, layout, occupancy, and visible condition notes
  • • Known gaps: missing address precision, absent floor plans, unverified boundaries, unclear utilities, or no disclosure documents yet

Can the place actually work

2. Location and access intelligence

  • • Road approach, parking, winter/rain access, nearest rail/highway access, and daily-life services
  • • Neighborhood context: adjacent uses, noise/activity, isolation, view corridors, and practical arrival experience
  • • Map-based checks for slope, hazard exposure, zoning clues, and obvious infrastructure constraints where public sources are available

What still needs verification

3. Risk and unknowns register

  • • Separated columns for confirmed facts, listing claims, owner-reported information, visible issues, and professional checks required
  • • Red/yellow/green flags for transaction friction, renovation risk, legal/document gaps, utilities, access, and buyer-use fit
  • • Recommended questions for the broker, owner, municipality, architect, contractor, scrivener, or other professional

Should you keep going

4. Buyer-fit recommendation

  • • Who the property may fit: lifestyle buyer, renovator, guesthouse operator, artist base, farmer, investor, or long-term resident
  • • Who should avoid it, based on budget, time, renovation tolerance, language/admin burden, or remoteness
  • • Next-step decision: drop, watch, request documents, schedule viewing, commission field documentation, or move toward professional diligence

Know what you are looking at before you commit.

Send the listing, your intended use, and your biggest concerns. We will tell you whether a Property Intelligence Report is the right next step.

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