Property Investment Professionals of Australia – PIPA

Building / Pest Inspectors

Jan 2021Karen Millers

A qualified building and/or pest inspector (often many providers will do both) plays an essential role in the property investment process.

A building inspector will assess both the interior and exterior condition of a property and look for problems such as rising damp, sinking foundations, cracks, leaks, and structural defects.

Pest inspectors will check for damage caused by pests such as termites and ants.

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  QPIA Accredited members

We strive to bring accountability, ethics, and education to the property investment industry.

PIPA exists to improve the professional standards of anyone providing property investment advice to consumers. Our voluntary Code of Conduct means that members adhere to a high set of professional standards to help protect consumers. Qualified Property Investment Advisers (QPIAs®) have the highest form of industry-recognised, specialist training and can be trusted to provide tailored and unbiased advice to consumers.

PIPA also regularly produces research, analysis, and publications to help educate our members, media, and consumers about the property investment sector.

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