"property report" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that describes a document containing information about a property; for example, an overview of its condition, a list of features, and its estimated market value. You can use this term in any context where such a document might be discussed or referred to, such as: My estate agent provided me with a property report that compared several homes in my price range.
"I called the Long Island Rail Road and they said it was town property, report it to them," she said.
Our Hot Property Report recommends reducing the capital gains tax discount to 25%, so investors are taxed on 75% of their gains.
She plans to file suit this month for a return of her deposit on the grounds that the property violated the Land Sales Disclosure Act by not providing the proper property report.
Created in 1968 to prevent land speculators from selling uninhabitable plots, the act requires developers of condos with at least 100 units to provide purchasers with a property report detailing information like proof of ownership and the availability of public utilities.
Created to protect against speculators selling uninhabitable plots, the act requires developers of condominiums or conversions with more than 100 units to provide buyers with a particular type of property report containing information like proof of ownership and the availability of public utilities.
The last last commercial property report from Rics found that demand for UK offices and shops from international companies had fallen since the referendum was announced, while a report from the Bank of England said there had already been a marked slowdown in commercial real estate investment deals in London.
Property reports and contracts will be online for all properties for four weeks leading up to an auction.
I filed lost property reports with 311, although doing so without a medallion number seemed futile.
The house, which according to property reports was recently valued at $1.8 million, was comfortable for a group living intermingled lives.
Finally, Frontier IP rose 10% to 21.25p as the group, which specialises in commercialising intellectual property, reported a jump in full year profits from £27,000 to £647,000.
WHO BUYS IN THE SINAI In 2009, Pioneer Property reported that the top five nationalities among its clients were British, Italian, Russian, Egyptian and Polish.
