What is the inspection process?
The Fire Department will initiate an inspection of properties in the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones beginning May 1st, each year. Once all the inspections are completed, owners of properties found in compliance will receive a Cleared-by-Owner. Notice indicating that the Fire Department inspected the property and that it is in compliance. If the property is not in compliance, the owner will be issued a Notice of Non-compliance describing the hazards that need clearing and will be given 15 days to complete the work.

Do property inspection:
If you're inclined to waive contingencies, make sure you do your due diligences research first? Ask the seller for permission to complete inspections before you make an offer. Or, it the seller has obtained a presale home inspection from a reputable home inspector, make sure you read it carefully and fully understand it before you do make an offer. Call the home inspector to discuss any questions you might have. Better yet, schedule an appointment with the inspector to walk through the property with you to explain the report and answer your questions. But, be sure to ask for the seller's permission first.

Recommendations For Further Inspections :
Home inspections often include recommendations for further inspections. There may not be time to collect all the information you'd like to have before making an offer. In this case, it's best to imagine the worst-case scenario. If the home inspection indicates that the roof is worn, assume you'll need to replace it. Call a roofer for a ballpark estimate. Rapidconveyancing.com provides you property inspection in any area or state of Australia and GRC Property Inspections service the Sydney area.