Valuation Surveys

A market valuation, otherwise known as a house or property valuation report, is an estimate of a property’s true value in the current market. Highly trained registered valuers perform an inspection of the entire home while following strict guidelines to calculate an accurate figure.

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Valuation reports are specialised assessments of a property’s current market value. These reports are commonly sought for various purposes, including buying or selling a property, securing a mortgage, tax assessment, investment analysis, insurance purposes, and more. Here’s some information about valuation reports offered by our network of building inspectors:

Purpose: Valuation reports are primarily conducted to determine the market value of a property at a specific point in time. The report provides an estimate of what the property is worth based on various factors, including location, size, condition, and market conditions.

Scope: Surveyors evaluate the property’s physical characteristics, such as its size, condition, age, and any improvements or renovations. They also consider comparable sales in the area, current market trends, and economic factors that may affect the property’s value.

Types of Valuation Reports:

1. Market Valuation: This type of valuation report provides an estimate of the property’s open market value. It’s often used for buying or selling a property.

2. Mortgage Valuation: Lenders typically require a mortgage valuation report to assess the property’s value as collateral for a mortgage. It focuses on ensuring that the property is worth at least the loan amount.

3. Probate Valuation: These reports are used to determine the value of a property when it is inherited or transferred as part of an estate. They may be required for tax purposes.

4. Insurance Valuation: This type of report is used to determine the property’s reinstatement value for insurance purposes. It ensures that the property is adequately insured to cover the cost of rebuilding in the event of damage or loss.

5. Rental Valuation: This report estimates the rental value of a property, which can be useful for landlords, tenants, or investors.

Reporting: Valuation reports typically include a detailed analysis of the property’s value, a description of the property, the methodology used for the valuation, and a final valuation figure. The report may also include photographs and relevant market data.