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Information from the Land Titles Office that includes registered owner, the real property description, encumbrances (mortgages, caveats, easements, covenants) and other administrative advices. If you're investigating a particular property for any reason, a Current Title Search should be first on your list.
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The official 'map' of the subject land that provides the drawings prepared by a Surveyor that established the block when the plan was registered. Provides specific boundary measurements, whereabouts of marker pins, layout of easements etc. If buying property or using a property as security, this search is a must to confirm that the subject property is one-and-the-same as detailed in any documentation.
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Document images are copies of official documents lodged with the Land Titles Registry. Order copies of transfers, easements, caveats and mortgages. You can get a copy of any document that has been lodged.
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Various searches are available that provide Valuer General's and Titles Office valuation data. Land Tax and Council Rates are calculated from the Valuer General's valuations.
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Sales searches are available from some Titles Offices that provide the sales history of a property including last sale price and date and historical sales data that includes all available recorded sale prices and dates and other property information.
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Home Price Guides are a useful tool for property investors and owners to investigate and evaluate market property values and ascertain the sales history of a property.
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Like a Google Maps satellite photo, but provides official property boundaries imposed over official land titles satellite images. Useful if planning new fencing or building additions, or if there is an adjacent vacant lot to get an idea of exactly what the property boundaries are.
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Information from ASIC that includes company name, ACN number, addresses, directors details, shareholding details, registered charges and documents lodged.
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Historical Information from ASIC that includes any previous company names, ACN numbers, addresses, directors details, shareholding details, registered charges and documents lodged.
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Information from the Office of Fair Trading in each state about current details of ownership data on a business name. Includes names, address, date registered etc. If a company owns a business name, you should also do a search on the company.
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Information from the ASIC that provides a report of entities a name is associated with.
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Returns a copy of a document previously lodged with ASIC. To ascertain the document number, do a Company Search first, then come back wth the document number you're after You'll receive a full copy of the document lodged with the ASIC. You can also visit www.asic.gov.au, enter the company name or ACN in the search box at the bottom right hand corner of the screen and see a list of documents lodged by the company. This free search doesn't show as much as a Company Search, but it may help as a starting point for what you are looking for.
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An 'eCheck3 Report' provides Australian Tax Office Data (ABN Match), ASIC Company Document Listing, Litigation Check on the entity (ACN, ARBN or Sole Trader) Fresh ASIC Business Name / Company Extract and a Litigation Check on the Principals.
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A Commercial Bureau Enquiry can give you supply/don't supply advice on every company in Australia. It functions as a safety check about any adverse information that may signal trouble ahead, while verifying that a company exists. Commercial Bureau Enquiry provides legal verification of the company, daily updates of public filings such as collections, court actions and registered charges .
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Use this search to find the address of a known name, or the occupant of a known address. Data is compiled from numerous publicly searchable databases and subscription lists.
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Use this search to find the address history of a known name. Data is compiled from numerous publicly searchable databases and subscription lists.
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Use this search to find the previous occupants of an address. Data is compiled from numerous publicly searchable databases and subscription lists.
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Information from the ASIC that provides a report of entities a name is associated with.
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This search provides a report based on on an individual name or a company name to discover whether they currently hold any properties throughout Australia.
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Find out if a person has any judgements, claims or court actions recorded against them.
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Find out the bankruptcy status of an individual. A person can be never bankrupt, an undischarged bankrupt or a discharged bankrupt. This search provides administrative details direct from the Insolvency & Trustee Service Australia Database (ITSA) if a bankruptcy if recorded.
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We will attend an AEC Office and search the Commonwealth Electoral Roll and provide you with our written report of any addresses that match the name searched.
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When you buy a second hand car from a private individual, you should always do a REVS search to ascertain if there is any money owed on the vehicle. If you don't check, the vehicle could be repossessed from you after you have paid for it. If you are buying a new or second hand car from a licensed dealer, they should provide you with a REVS search.
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QLD pleasure boats are recorded on that state's REVS register aswell. Hull and motor can be recorded separately.
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QLD pleasure boats are recorded on that state's REVS register aswell. Hull and motor can be recorded separately.
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