For real estate agents

Native vegetation on a listing. Know it before the listing goes up.

Buyers of rural land ask about clearing rules and stewardship income. A MapCheck report sets out the NSW environmental constraints and the opportunity in plain English, so the conversation starts from the facts.

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Aerial view of a farm gate and driveway on a rural property

Fewer surprises after the contract goes out

NSW environmental constraints do not appear in standard searches. A regulated vegetation category or a mapped threatened ecological community can change what a buyer plans to do with the land.

Finding that early keeps the campaign on track.

Something to talk about as well as disclose

The same vegetation that carries a constraint may be worth exploring under a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement.

A report that names both sides gives buyers a reason to look closer.

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