Evidence, not a blanket badge

Different property claims need different checks.

“Verified” can hide important differences. We separate contact, authority, facts, availability, media, documents and legal review so you can see what was checked—and what was not.

No review removes the need to verify price, availability, identity, authority and transaction documents for the exact property before paying or signing.

01 · Contact

Contact confirmed

What this review can mean

We confirm that the submitted phone number can be reached and that the person responds about the specific property.

What it does not mean

This alone does not confirm identity, ownership, authority, availability or property facts.

02 · Authority

Owner or authority reviewed

What this review can mean

We ask whether the submitter is the owner, a power-of-attorney holder or another authorised representative, then agree on an appropriate private evidence check.

What it does not mean

A declaration or contact confirmation is not the same as a legal title opinion or an ownership guarantee.

03 · Property facts

Key facts reconciled

What this review can mean

Project/building, locality, property type, configuration, area basis, floor, age, occupancy and commercial expectations are compared with available records or supporting information.

What it does not mean

If a fact cannot be reconciled, it should remain marked for confirmation rather than presented as settled.

04 · Availability, media and documents

Current readiness reviewed

What this review can mean

We date-check availability, review whether media appears current and relevant, and record which transaction documents are available for a later private review.

What it does not mean

Photos do not prove title, and a document checklist does not mean that every document has been legally examined.

05 · Legal verification

Independent specialist step

What this review can mean

When a legal opinion is needed, Asher Realty can coordinate with an appropriate legal professional under a separately agreed scope.

What it does not mean

Asher Realty does not issue title certificates or substitute its marketplace review for an advocate's legal opinion.

Read the label and date

What public review labels should mean.

A useful label names the check and shows when it happened. It should never imply that every aspect of a property has been independently guaranteed.

Submitted

Information has been received but has not completed review.

Contact confirmed

The supplied contact has responded about this property.

Owner/authority reviewed

The submitter's claimed role has received an agreed evidence review; this is not a title opinion.

Facts reviewed

Listed factual fields were compared with the information available on the stated review date.

Availability refreshed

Availability was reconfirmed on the displayed date and can still change afterward.

See an unclear or incorrect claim?

Ask what was reviewed or report the detail.