Understand Your Property Through a Guided Digital Assessment
99DIG Real Estate Intelligence guides you through a structured property assessment process using property-specific information, location details, supporting evidence and the information you provide.
How Your Assessment Works
Follow a structured process from selecting your assessment purpose through to reviewing your property information and receiving your result.
Select Your Assessment Purpose
Choose why you need the assessment, such as sale, purchase, mortgage, rental, investment, development or another available purpose.
Purpose SelectionChoose Your Property Type
Select the property category that best represents your property, including land, residential, commercial, agricultural or development property.
Property ClassificationProvide Property Information
Enter relevant information about the land, buildings, ownership interest, use and other property characteristics.
Guided Data EntryAdd Location & Supporting Details
Add the property location together with any available photographs, survey details, comparable evidence and additional information.
Supporting EvidenceReview Your Information
Review the information entered before continuing. Complete and accurate information generally improves the usefulness of the assessment.
Review & ConfirmationReceive Your Assessment
Your completed assessment is presented in a structured digital format containing relevant property information and the assessment result.
Digital AssessmentWhat You May Need
Preparing the following information can make the assessment process faster and more complete.
Property Details
Property type, land extent, building information, ownership interest and current use.
Location Information
Property address, administrative location and Google Maps location where available.
Supporting Documents
Survey plans, title-related information, approvals or other relevant documents where available.
Property Photos
Recent photographs can provide useful context about the property and its surrounding environment.
What Makes 99DIG Different
99DIG Real Estate Intelligence is designed around a structured, property-specific workflow rather than a single generic form. The information requested can vary according to the purpose of the assessment and the type of property selected.
Purpose-Based Workflow
The assessment process begins with the reason for the assessment, helping the system organise the information required for the selected property decision.
Property-Specific Inputs
Land, houses, apartments, commercial properties, agricultural properties and development sites may require different property details and supporting information.
Sri Lanka Property Context
The workflow can accommodate local property information such as Acres, Roods and Perches, survey plan details, administrative divisions and other location-specific information.
Structured Digital Output
Information submitted during the process is organised into a readable digital assessment format for easier review and reference.
Why You May Need a Property Assessment
99DIG allows users to begin with the purpose of the assessment, helping organise the workflow around the decision being considered.
Sale or Purchase
Review property information when considering the sale or purchase of land, a house or another property.
Mortgage & Finance
Organise relevant property information for preliminary finance or mortgage-related consideration.
Rental & Leasing
Review property characteristics and rental-related information for leasing or occupancy decisions.
Investment Decisions
Support preliminary review of a property before making investment-related decisions.
Development Review
Consider property and site information for development, redevelopment or feasibility-related decisions.
Internal Property Review
Organise property-related information for internal planning, asset review or management purposes.
Local Property Details You Can Provide
The 99DIG workflow is designed to capture information commonly used when describing property in Sri Lanka.
Land Extent
Land extent can be recorded using common local measurements such as Acres, Roods and Perches, together with metric information where available.
Survey Information
Users may provide details such as lot number, plan number, survey information and relevant land description.
Administrative Location
Property location may include the Grama Niladhari Division, Divisional Secretariat Division, Local Authority, District and Province.
Google Maps Location
A property location or Google Maps link can provide additional geographic context when completing the assessment.
What Information May Be Requested
The exact information requested depends on the property type and assessment purpose selected during the process.
Land Information
Extent, shape, access, frontage, land use, interest in the property and other relevant land characteristics.
Building Information
Building type, floor area, accommodation, condition, construction details and other relevant improvements.
Location Information
Address, administrative divisions, neighbourhood context, access and geographic location.
Ownership Interest
Relevant information about the interest being assessed, including freehold, leasehold or other available interests.
Market Evidence
Where relevant, users may provide comparable property information or other available market evidence.
Additional Notes
Users may provide relevant observations, property-specific notes or supporting information where appropriate.
How Comparable Property Information Can Help
Market evidence can provide useful context when reviewing a property, particularly when comparable properties are reasonably similar in location, type and characteristics.
Location
Nearby or competing properties may provide more useful context than properties from unrelated locations.
Property Type
Similar land, residential or commercial property types may provide more relevant comparison.
Physical Characteristics
Extent, access, improvements and other property characteristics may affect comparability.
Available Evidence
Market evidence should be considered together with its relevance, date, source and property characteristics.
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Location · Property Type · Extent · Market Evidence
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Location · Property Type · Extent · Market Evidence
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Location · Property Type · Extent · Market Evidence
What Your 99DIG Report May Include
The final digital assessment can organise relevant information into a structured report depending on the selected workflow.
Property Identification
Basic property, address and location-related information.
Land & Building Details
Relevant land extent, building information and property characteristics.
Supporting Evidence
Available property photographs, survey information, market evidence and additional notes.
Assessment Outcome
The assessment result together with relevant contextual information.
How 99DIG Can Support Property Decisions
Different users may use the assessment workflow for different preliminary property-related decisions.
Land Owner Preparing to Sell
A land owner can organise the property extent, survey details, location, access information and available market evidence before considering a sale.
Buyer Reviewing a House
A prospective buyer can review land, building, location and available property information before making a property-related decision.
Investor Reviewing Development Land
An investor can organise site information, location factors, land characteristics and development-related information during an early-stage review.
Why We Ask for Property Information
Property information is requested to support the selected assessment workflow and to organise the final digital result.
Relevant Data Only
Users should provide information that is relevant to the property and assessment purpose.
Better Context
Complete and accurate property information can improve the context and usefulness of the final assessment.
User Review
Users should review the information entered before completing the assessment process.