88 Sample Crescent, Anytown ON

Owner's report. Ordered by the owner of this address: the public record as a buyer's report reads it, checked 29 Sep 2026. Every line names its source and date, so a copy handed to a buyer reads the same as it does here; records change, and a buyer can order a fresh check at offerdue.com.

All 55 checks at a glance

Flagged: worth a closer look. Note: a rule or record to know about. Nothing on record: the source shows nothing for this lot. Facts: useful details and numbers. Not published: no open record we can use; the line says where to look it up. Tap a count to show only those checks.

What matters most the records most likely to shape a decision

Each item repeats the first sentence of a line in the full list below, which carries its source and dates.

Next steps

What the rules allow on this lot from the by-laws and the municipality's maps

These lines repeat the full list below, word for word. The municipality's planning and building staff confirm what a particular project needs.

From above the lot and its neighbours, 90 m across

Photo taken 10–12 April 2023

About 16 cm per pixel. It shows the lot as it was on that day, so later changes (a new deck, pool, shed or addition) won't be in it. It isn't a survey.

The pink dot is the address point we found. Source: Ontario Imagery Program: South Central Ontario Orthophotography Project 2023.

Sample photo: Proctor House Museum in Brighton, a public museum, shown in place of the made-up sample address.

See the street in Google Street View

Street View opens on Google's site, facing the home where we could tell which street it's on. Google doesn't let us put its pictures in this report.

What's around the home within 500 m

Getting around walking and driving times from the home

Routes: our calculation on © OpenStreetMap contributors data (sample figures), walking at 5.1 km/h, driving without traffic. The dashed outlines on the map are the areas within 10 and 20 minutes' walk. Schools are the nearest ones, not necessarily the assigned ones (the checklist near the end says where to look that up). Hospital sites are the Ministry of Health's list; not every site has an emergency department.

Home values in the area 2021 census, owner-estimated

What owners estimated their homes were worth on census day (May 2021). This isn't a value for this home, and prices have changed since.

Sample figures. Source: Statistics Canada, Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

Your complete due-diligence checklist

16 more records to check, and exactly where to find each one. Each is released only on request, kept private, published under terms that don't allow copying it into a report like this, or not published by address at all; each card says which.

1. 1Sold prices and this home's sale history

   Your agent can run a comparative market analysis of recent sales nearby. This home's parcel register on ONLand (a small fee) shows what it last sold for.

   ONLand parcel register

   Why it isn't in this report: MLS rules and the land registry's terms don't allow republishing sale prices, and a sale price tied to an address is personal information.

2. 2The listing: description, photos, days on market

   Read it on the listing site or ask your agent for the full MLS sheet.

   REALTOR.ca

   Why it isn't in this report: We never copy listing sites.

3. 3Current assessed value (MPAC)

   The seller's latest assessment notice shows it, or buy a property report from MPAC.

   MPACAboutMyProperty (owners)

   Why it isn't in this report: MPAC's terms don't allow passing its property reports on.

4. 4Mortgages, liens and easements on title

   Your lawyer's title search covers them before closing. You can also read the parcel register on ONLand.

   ONLand

   Why it isn't in this report: These are on the land registry, whose terms don't allow republishing.

5. 5Which school this address is assigned to

   Enter the address in each board's school locator (public and Catholic, English and French). The report lists the nearest schools, which may not be the assigned ones.

   Ontario School Information Finder

   Why it isn't in this report: School boards publish their attendance areas for personal use only.

6. 6Crime nearby

   Your police service publishes maps and yearly figures. Statistics Canada publishes the crime severity index for each police service.

   Statistics Canada: crime severity index by police service

   Why it isn't in this report: Police services move each incident to the nearest intersection, so the homes on that corner would carry every incident there; our rules keep crime data out of reports.

7. 7Walk Score

   Look the address up on its site. The report lists distances to stops, groceries, parks and schools.

   Walk Score

   Why it isn't in this report: Walk Score's terms don't allow storing or republishing its scores.

8. 8Open work orders and by-law orders on the home

   After your offer is accepted, your lawyer asks the City for any open orders (the standard Ontario agreement includes the seller's consent).

   Why it isn't in this report: Most cities don't publish them; Toronto publishes investigations, which are allegations and may name people, so we don't copy them.

9. 9A fuel oil tank, now or in the past

   TSSA confirms whether it has a record for an address. No record doesn't mean there was never a tank.

   TSSA (Technical Standards and Safety Authority)

   Why it isn't in this report: TSSA's records are released one request at a time; they aren't open data.

10. 10The builder and the new-home warranty

    Look the builder up in the directory, and check the warranty's dates with Tarion.

    Ontario Builder Directory (HCRA)Tarion

    Why it isn't in this report: The Ontario Builder Directory's terms forbid commercial use of its records.

11. 11Electrical permits and inspections

    Ask ESA for the permit history of the address, or ask the seller.

    Electrical Safety Authority

    Why it isn't in this report: The Electrical Safety Authority releases them on request, for a fee.

12. 12Radon

    Health Canada says a long-term test is the only way to know a home's level.

    Health Canada: Take Action on Radon

    Why it isn't in this report: No source publishes radon levels by address, and the area surveys carry no licence we can use.

13. 13Environmental approvals and site records nearby

    Search the address or nearby businesses for approvals, permits to take water and records of site condition.

    Access Environment

    Why it isn't in this report: Ontario's Access Environment pages aren't under the open licence, so we can't copy them.

14. 14Provincial heritage designations

    Search the register by address. The report lists the City's own heritage layer where it publishes one.

    Ontario Heritage Act Register

    Why it isn't in this report: The Ontario Heritage Act Register has no open licence.

15. 15Street-level photos

    Open Street View from the button by the aerial photo; "See more dates" shows past years.

    Google Street View

    Why it isn't in this report: Google's terms don't allow putting Street View pictures in a report.

16. 16Past insurance claims on the home

    Ask the seller, and ask your insurer for a quote on the address.

    Why it isn't in this report: Claims histories are private and released only with the owner's consent.

Who can help with this businesses listed on OfferDue in Anytown

Businesses listed on OfferDue that serve Anytown and whose work touches a record flagged or noted above. They are listed free, checked against the licence or register where one exists, and shown in an order drawn at random for this report. Nobody pays to appear here, and a listing is not a recommendation: check licences and references yourself. The businesses on this sample are made up.

1. Conservation authority regulated area
   Note

   • Sample Decks and FencesDecks, fences and sheds
   • Sample Builders Inc.General contractors and renovators

2. Basement flooding and sewers
   Note

   • Anytown Backwater ValvesBackwater valves and sump pumps
   • Sample Plumbing Co.Plumbers
   • Sample Home InspectionsHome inspectors

3. Applications for this address
   Note

   • Example Law LLPReal estate lawyers

4. Permits and renovations
   Flagged

   • Example Law LLPReal estate lawyers
   • Sample Home InspectionsHome inspectors
   • Sample Builders Inc.General contractors and renovators

5. Extra units allowed
   Note

   • Sample Design StudioBuilding designers (BCIN)
   • Example Garden SuitesGarden suite and laneway house builders

Words used in this report

Regulated area

Land near water where the conservation authority's permit is needed to build or grade.

Minor variance

Permission from the Committee of Adjustment to differ slightly from the zoning by-law.

Severance

Splitting one lot into two or more.

Record of site condition

A filing made when land changes to a more sensitive use, like industrial to residential.

Open permit

A permit whose final inspection hasn't been closed out.

Arterial road

A main road meant to carry through traffic, as the City classifies it.

Sources and licences