Property due diligence in Bali generally covers three areas: confirming the property itself matches what was represented, reviewing available documentation, and understanding the surrounding market.
This can include verifying the property’s existence and location, collecting and organizing available documents, and researching comparable properties to sense-check the asking price.
Where documentation needs formal legal review, that step should be coordinated with a licensed notary or legal advisor — due diligence support and legal advice are different things, and both matter.