The Pro Report is an exclusive 10-11 page PDF document, uniquely compiled for each property. It takes the winning Sheriff Auction Report to the next level. In addition to:

Auction summary, sheriff, attorney, maps to the auction venue Official property description, aerial map and view of property, municipal valuation Recently and pending registered comparative sales nearby Owner information, bond, & transfer history Suburb trends with monthly & annual sales, average sale prices The official public notice, direct from the gazette authority        The Pro Report includes these components: The comparative sales map The pre-auction property valuation

A picture is worth a thousand words. Get a birds eye view on the neighbourhood and see where the most recent nearby properties sold are situated, relative to the property on auction. And for how much — on the comparative sales map.

How much is it worth now? The last selling price and municipal valuation can serve as a good guideline, but what's the present value on the property. The pre-auction valuation offers an accurate, and up-to-date valuation, calculated days prior to the auction being held.

Gain further insight and confidence in your assessment, and in making a successful and profitable bid. The Pro Reports are available to subscribers on the Sheriff Pro Package.

The Pre-Auction Valuation is the statistically generated estimate of the value of the property calculated within days of the auction based on information obtained from the Surveyor General, the Deeds Office, banks, estate agents and other sources. The extent of improvement or deterioration since the last sale is not included in the calculation.

The Safety Score is the statistical probability that the property would sell for more than 90% of the estimated value. In simple terms, it is the probability that the estimated value is not an over-prediction.

The Accuracy Score is the statistical probability that the property would sell for within 20% of the estimated value. In simple terms, it is the probability that the estimated value is correct.

The Expected High and Expected Low are the statistically generated upper and lower bounds of the range within which the property is expected to transact. Names and identity numbers are excluded from the sample report.