Last updated: March 2026
This page explains the limitations of the AI-generated reports, summaries, exports, charts, narrative analysis, risk flags, strategic commentary and other outputs produced through Snap Property Reports.
All outputs are provided for general informational and workflow-support purposes only. They are intended to help you organise research and identify issues for further review.
Reports are not legal advice, financial advice, credit advice, tax advice, accounting advice, building advice, insurance advice, planning advice, engineering advice, valuation advice or investment advice.
The service uses AI systems and third-party data sources. AI output can be wrong, incomplete, outdated, inconsistent, overly confident, contextually inappropriate or based on assumptions that do not apply to your situation.
Examples of limitations include:
We do not represent or warrant that any report or output is accurate, complete, current, reliable, fit for a particular purpose or suitable for a transaction, client matter, finance application or professional file.
Before relying on any output, you should independently verify all material facts and assumptions from appropriate authoritative and current sources.
This includes, where relevant:
Nothing in the service constitutes a recommendation, solicitation, offer, endorsement or statement that a property or suburb is suitable for purchase, sale, development, finance, tenancy or investment.
You should obtain advice from appropriately qualified professionals, which may include a solicitor, conveyancer, mortgage broker, valuer, accountant, building inspector, insurance adviser, buyer's agent, town planner or licensed financial adviser, depending on the matter.
Reports may refer to or depend on third-party data, websites, documents, APIs, public sources and service providers. We do not control those sources and do not warrant their availability, accuracy, timeliness, licensing position or completeness.
Property markets, credit conditions, legislation, planning controls, pricing, rents and risk settings can change quickly. A report may become out of date soon after generation, even if it was reasonable at the time it was produced.
Report quality depends heavily on the quality, completeness and framing of your inputs. If inputs are incomplete, inaccurate or misleading, outputs will likely be affected.
If you use the service in a client-facing, advisory or commercial context, you remain solely responsible for:
Professional users should also read the Professional-Use Terms.
We have no obligation to update, correct, withdraw or reissue any report, even if later information becomes available, unless we choose to do so.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we disclaim liability for any loss or damage arising from reliance on a report or any output, including property, lending, advisory, investment, legal or commercial decisions made in reliance on that material.
This disclaimer is subject to any non-excludable rights under applicable law, including the Australian Consumer Law.
Questions about this disclaimer can be sent to hello@snappropertyreports.com.