How do I access ownership data in Stash?

Modified on Tue, 19 Nov at 12:27 PM

With Stash, accessing property ownership information has become incredibly quick and effortless! 


Access to ownership information is crucial for various purposes, including real estate transactions, due diligence, and property research. Previously, obtaining this data often involved complex procedures and manual searches through local records, resulting in significant time and effort. However, with the advent of digital technology and centralised databases, accessing ownership information through Stash has become more streamlined and efficient through its newest integration.


Yes, you heard it right! Stash takes great pride in unveiling its collaboration with National Property Data.




Having access to ownership information through National Property Data offers several advantages in property development. 


1. Accurate and Reliable Data:

  • National property data provides a centralised and reliable source of ownership information and ensures that the data is accurate, up-to-date, and standardised, reducing the chances of errors or discrepancies.


2. Comprehensive Ownership Details:

  • It provides comprehensive ownership details, including the names of property owners, their contact information, and property transaction history. 


3. Easy Identification of Property Owners:

  • This is particularly useful for individuals or businesses looking to initiate collaborations, negotiate deals, or resolve any legal or administrative matters related to a property.


4. Verification of Property Ownership:

  • National property data acts as a reliable source and helps to confirm the legitimacy of property owners and ensures that individuals or organisations are dealing with the rightful owner. This is crucial in avoiding fraudulent activities, scams, or disputes related to property transactions.


5. Market Research and Analysis:

  • It enables individuals or organisations to conduct market research and analysis. This information helps in making informed decisions regarding real estate investments, developments, or business expansions.


6. Targeted Marketing and Outreach:

  • Ownership information allows businesses to segment their target audience based on property ownership criteria, such as property type, location, or ownership history. This enables them to tailor their marketing campaigns, reach out to potential customers directly, and generate leads more effectively.


7. Government and Regulatory Compliance:

  • National property data ensures transparency and accountability in property-related transactions, facilitating tax assessments, land-use planning, urban development, and regulatory enforcement. Access to ownership information helps government authorities and regulatory bodies in managing and monitoring property ownership, thereby promoting a fair and efficient real estate ecosystem.


8. Improved Decision-making:

  • The availability of ownership information through National Property Data enhances decision-making and provides a comprehensive understanding of property ownership dynamics, market trends, and demographic patterns, enabling stakeholders to make well-informed decisions aligned with their objectives and strategies.


The National Property Data integration provides developers with accurate and timely ownership information, supporting targeted marketing, informed decision-making, efficient planning, compliance, and portfolio management, ultimately streamlining property development and enhancing project success.



FAQs:

  • Where does National Property Data Group source its data?
    • National Property Group sources its data from a diverse range of channels. Their database incorporates Valuer General Sales records dating as far back as 1986, listing information from reputable Australian property portals and CRMs, agent listings, multiple Government providers, and various other reliable sources. The data is constantly updated in real-time, and third-party data undergoes updates twice a week to ensure accuracy and relevance.

  • How much does it cost?
    • You can obtain access to NPD for only $49 + GST per month, which allows you to retrieve property ownership and sales information in QLD, NSW, and WA, as well as sales information in VIC and NT within the Stash platform. Moreover, the $90 + GST per month lets you enjoy the complete range of NPD services, including a direct link from Stash to NPD's platform.

  • How does it compare to other property data providers?
    • Good question. Each property data provider offers unique benefits and features in their product experience, although they all utilise the same underlying Government VG data sources. To assess and compare them firsthand, we encourage you to activate the NPD plugin within Stash today. Our aim is to provide you with seamless connectivity with your preferred property data provider, allowing you to make an informed decision based on your own experience.


The ownership details feature is exclusively available to users who have subscribed to the National Property Data plugin. If you're new to Stash and looking for investment properties in Queensland, Western Australia, or New South Wales, including access to ownership information, please subscribe using this link.


If you're an existing subscriber and wish to add the National Property Data plugin, navigate to your Stash Profile > Billing Centre > My Integrations. Locate the National Property Data option and click 'Add Integration' to proceed. Please note that you can start with a 7-day trial of the National Property Data plugin before committing to a subscription.


Should you require further assistance in adding the National Property Data plugin, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We're here to help! 



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