How can I organise an independent technical review of a Kounali home?

Give the engineer the unit reference and ask the seller for the building permit and approved plans, any amendments or regularisation records, floor plans, property/building identity documentation where applicable, and equipment specifications. Coordinate title and cadastral/boundary questions with your conveyancing lawyer; the engineer’s inspection is not a title opinion.

Agree access to the roof, exterior, retaining walls, drainage, pool equipment and electrical/plumbing installations as relevant. Specify whether testing is visual only or includes operational checks. Ask the report to identify inaccessible areas, discrepancies from plans, suspected defects and further tests.

Use the report before signing or paying a non-refundable amount. Obtain the seller’s response and a written allocation of remedial work; do not infer compliance from a resort listing. This is an inspection brief, not a certification of any Kounali building.