Proofreader - Property Reports

Proofreader Property Reports (RICS Homebuyer and Disrepair Reports)

Contract min 6 months

About the Role

We are looking for a team player who is highly detail-oriented and reliable as a Proofreader to review and refine property survey reports, including RICS Homebuyer Reports and Housing Disrepair Reports.

This role is ideal for someone with excellent written English, a sharp eye for detail, and the confidence to query inconsistencies or unclear technical content.

Key Responsibilities

RICS Homebuyer Reports:

  • Proofread reports for grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
  • Ensure the report reads clearly, professionally, and consistently.
  • Check that all sections are fully completed.
  • Identify any missing information, contradictions, or unclear wording.
  • Flag areas where further clarification from the Surveyor is required.

Disrepair Reports:

  • Ensure descriptions clearly reflect what the Surveyor observed.
  • Check for a clear and logical explanation of the cause of defects.
  • Ensure there is a well-explained opinion on remedial works required.
  • Confirm that liability is clearly stated and justified.
  • Improve clarity and readability without altering the technical meaning.

What We re Looking For:

  • Exceptional written English and grammar skills.
  • Strong attention to detail.
  • Ability to read technical / property-related content and improve clarity.
  • Confidence to ask questions and challenge unclear or incomplete information.
  • Organised, reliable, and able to meet deadlines.

Desirable (but not essential):

  • Experience proofreading survey reports, legal documents, or technical reports.
  • Familiarity with RICS reporting standards or property terminology.
  • Background in property, construction, or housing disrepair.

Working Style:

  • Remote and flexible.
  • Reports provided digitally.
  • Ongoing work available for the right candidate.
  • Incentives for performance.

How to Apply

Please apply with:

  • A brief summary of your experience.
  • Examples of similar proofreading or editing work (if available).
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