VeCondo
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Reports

A preliminary building check, structured.

No payment required to preview the report structure. VeCondo does not produce “good building” / “bad building” verdicts — it organizes dated facts, source links, contradictions, and the questions to ask your professionals.

Sample report structure

Fourteen sections, every one evidence-backed.

Example: Vancouver House (EPS5752). The report sections below are what a full report holds; the building page shows what its record has so far.

Example: Vancouver HouseRecord as of 4 November 2026
  1. 01
    Executive summary
    One-page factual overview, not a score. Highlights what was located, what is missing, and what needs deeper investigation.
  2. 02
    Building identity
    Name, alternate names, address, strata plan, year built, floors, units, construction type, occupancy.
  3. 03
    Key documented events
    The dated events that materially change a buyer's or renter's understanding of the building.
  4. 04
    Major repairs
    Envelope, roof, windows, elevators, parkade — proposed, approved, started, completed. Each with status and source.
  5. 05
    Special levies
    Amount, date approved, vote record where available, funding purpose, which legal entity approved.
  6. 06
    Permit history
    Municipal permits with application, issue, completion dates. Matching confidence to the building.
  7. 07
    Legal history
    Court and CRT cases with parties, filing, decision, outcome. Tribunal or court identified.
  8. 08
    Rules & restrictions
    Current text, effective date, practical effect on residents and guests.
  9. 09
    Missing information
    Explicitly flagged, not hidden. What no evidence was located for, and why that matters.
  10. 10
    Contradictions
    Where sources conflict, or where a completion claim was later contradicted by recurrence.
  11. 11
    Questions to ask the agent
    Targeted questions the evidence raises, for your conversation with the representing realtor.
  12. 12
    Questions to ask the inspector
    Building-specific concerns to verify during a physical inspection.
  13. 13
    Questions to ask the lawyer or notary
    Legal and strata-document questions the timeline surfaces.
  14. 14
    Full citations
    Every material claim linked to a source, page, and retrieval date. Reproducible.