
Frequently asked questions
Councils have statutory 10 working days to process reports
Based on our relationships with councils we aim to have these in shorter timeframe 5 to 7 working days is the typical timeframe for receiving a LIM report after submitting an application
Property Titles will be supplied within 24 Hours
Current Ownership Details
Survey Plan Number and Type
Document Numbers for Encumbrances and Notifications
Details on any Caveats Recorded
LIM reports contain the following information. This is all vital to understand when purchasing a new property:
Property Details: Legal description, land area.
Zoning and Planning: Zoning, land use restrictions, and proposed changes.
Building and Consents: Details on building and resource consents, compliance, and any unresolved issues.
Health and Safety: Information on contamination, flooding, and natural hazards.
Rates and Liabilities: Outstanding council rates or fees.
Services: Water supply, sewerage, and stormwater connections.
Easements and Covenants: Any legal rights or restrictions on the property.
Previous Ownership: Historical information on previous owners or changes to the property.
Resource Management Act: Relevant information under the RMA.
Other Risks: Additional hazards or geotechnical concerns.
A LIM report helps assess a property’s legal, safety, and development status before making a purchase.
Yes, you can order a LIM report for a property that is not in your name. In New Zealand, anyone can request a LIM report for any property, regardless of ownership
We will communicate this through to you via email