How it works
Questions about this home, not any home
Generic viewing checklists are everywhere and they are all the same. This one starts from the facts you
actually entered: a fourth floor with the lift left unknown, an older building, a low energy rating or a
condition you flagged each pull the questions in a different direction. What you say matters to you pulls
them further.
It has never seen the property, and it is built not to pretend otherwise. It is forbidden from inventing
any fact you did not supply, and from saying anything about market value, the neighbourhood, safety,
schools, commutes, legal status or structural condition — it has no data on any of those. It can tell you
to ask about them.
A blank field is unknown, never a "no". An unknown is a reason to ask, not evidence that something is
wrong — so every line comes out as something to check, ask or confirm, never as a claim that this home
has a problem.