If parking isn't listed, does that count as no parking?
No. An amenity that isn't listed is treated as unknown, not as absent. If it matters to you, it becomes a question worth confirming before you visit, not a mark against the property.
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Anything you mark as required — a budget, a minimum number of bedrooms, terrace, parking or elevator — has to be genuinely met, or the property is probably not worth the visit, no matter how many other preferences it satisfies. Anything marked preferred is weighed in, but never overrides a hard requirement.
An amenity that isn't listed on the property is treated as unknown, not as missing — worth confirming before you visit, never counted against the property.
This is a factual quick check, not a complete decision: it tells you which of your requirements are met, which are still unconfirmed, and where what you're looking for directly conflicts with what the listing says — for example wanting something move-in ready against a property described as needing renovation. It never estimates a cost, and it never claims to know about a defect it can't see from a form.
FAQ
Before you check a property
Can a nice-to-have outweigh a hard requirement?
No. If the property is over budget or misses a requirement you marked as required, it's probably not worth the visit, regardless of how many preferred extras it has.
Does this book or schedule the viewing for me?
No, it only tells you whether the property looks worth the trip based on what you entered. You still contact the agent or agency to arrange the visit.