Neighbourhood Research Checklist for Buyers
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Create a neighbourhood research checklist. The area and what I plan to do there: [AREA_PLAN]. My priorities (commute, quiet, schools, green space): [PRIORITIES]. Times I can visit: [VISIT_TIMES]. Write a checklist with sections for visiting at different times (rush hour, evening, weekend), transport and commute test, noise and smells, parking, local shops and services, safety perceptions to explore with official data, planning applications and development, flood and hazard risk, and talking to neighbours respectfully. For each give the question and where to find official information. Do not make claims about crime, schools, or demographics; mark such topics [VERIFY] and tell me to use official sources. Add a scoring sheet and a plan for a second visit. Also add a short list of questions to ask neighbours politely, such as how long they have lived there and what they would change, and a note to treat anecdotes as leads to verify. Describe the property and the neighbourhood factually, avoid steering language, and mark disclosure, licensing and advertising rules [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION] before anything is published.
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