Property finder and verification. Only $10.
DPI charges a simple one-time $10 fee for property finder and verification. A direct consultation with Noanah is available as an optional $99 upgrade.
Sample Report
See exactly what a Commission Report looks like before you pay. One complete sample, not a trial allowance.
- Full anonymised sample PDF
- All ten report sections visible
- Risk scoring and recommendation format
- Reviewed by a DPI analyst
Property Finder + Verification
Affordable property finding and verification with a written DPI report for one request.
- Property + seller verification in one report
- Ten-section premium PDF deliverable
- Six-category weighted risk scoring
- AI investigation with human analyst review
- Secure case workspace and messaging
- Scripted questions and document checklist
Consultation with Noanah
Upgrade your service with a direct consultation with Noanah for personalized context and next steps.
- Direct consultation with Noanah
- Personalized context and recommendations
- Flagged concerns and follow-ups
- Priority response within 48 hours
Optional upgrade from the $10 service
Escalated Due Diligence
For higher-value or higher-risk transactions. Full site inspection, independent legal review, and enhanced investigation.
- Everything in Commission Report
- On-the-ground site inspection
- Independent legal review of title
- Enhanced fraud and chain investigation
- Detailed escalation report
All prices in USD. Payment is taken once your case is accepted and the scope is confirmed. No ongoing billing, no auto-renewals.
What the $10 service covers
Each property finder and verification request includes structured findings covering the property and seller, with evidence, scoring, and a written recommendation.
Included in every report
Fixed $10 scope
- Property snapshot: address, type, size, listing facts
- Seller check: identity, authority, documents, behaviour
- Six-category weighted risk score
- Red flags with evidence and severity
- Document checklist to request before you pay
- Scripted questions for calls and WhatsApp
- DPI recommendation: Proceed / Caution / Pause / Stop
- Secure case workspace with direct messaging
When to escalate
Upgrade to Escalated Due Diligence
- Transaction value above your comfort line
- Title chain looks contested or unclear
- Seller or developer has disputed history
- You need a physical inspection on the ground
- An independent lawyer should review the deeds
- You want enhanced investigation into fraud signals
Escalated Due Diligence is $1,500 and includes everything in the Commission Report. You can request it up-front or upgrade mid-case.
Common Questions
Is there a free tier or a subscription?
No. DPI charges a one-time $10 fee for property finder and verification. You can view a complete sample report for free before paying, and there is no monthly plan.
What does the $10 property finder and verification service include?
One full property + seller verification report on a specific property you submit. That covers the property snapshot, seller check, risk scoring, red flags, document checklist, questions to ask, and a written DPI recommendation, delivered as a PDF.
When is the $10 charged?
After you submit your verification request and DPI confirms the scope. We take the one-time payment at that point via secure Stripe checkout: no deposit, no recurring charges.
What is the $99 consultation upgrade?
It is an optional direct consultation with Noanah for personalized context, questions, and recommended next steps after your property finder and verification service.
When should I choose Escalated Due Diligence ($1,500)?
Pick Escalated when the amount at stake, the complexity of the title chain, or the risk signals warrant site inspection and independent legal review. It replaces the standard $10 service rather than adding to it.
How long does delivery take?
The standard report is targeted for 1 day from payment confirmation. A 48-hour rush option can be arranged on request.
What if DPI cannot complete the report?
If we determine during intake that a report cannot be produced (for example the property cannot be identified), we decline the case before charging. If we stop mid-case, the scope and any partial refund are handled through your case workspace.