Three ways buyers use the InspectOS inspection report

Signed bilingual PDF · Delivered within 48 hours · No conflict of interest: InspectOS inspects, does not repair

Severity-graded findings (cosmetic / functional / structural) Recommended correction for each finding Annotated photographs Floor plan defect locations EN + PT bilingual Post-inspection debrief included
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Price renegotiation before the CPCV

Every defect is described, located and graded by severity. That engineering evidence lets you reduce the offer before the contract locks in the price.

Example: active damp found behind fresh paint, documented and graded, gives you a basis to renegotiate the price before you commit a deposit.

Before signing the CPCV
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Contractual conditions in the CPCV

Your solicitor attaches inspection findings as CPCV conditions, requiring the seller to remediate specific defects or adjust the price before the escritura proceeds.

The bilingual format means your Portuguese legal team and English-speaking advisory work from the same document without translation dependency.

Conditions attached to contract
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Walk-away decision before deposit

Some properties are not worth buying at any negotiated price. If the Simplex Safe check reveals unpermitted construction that would be hard to legalise, or if structural issues require Eurocode 8 intervention, the report gives you the objective basis to exit.

Before any financial commitment
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Property identified
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Book inspection before CPCV
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On-site inspection (OE engineer)
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Bilingual report delivered
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Renegotiate / conditions / exit