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Many buyers rely on the lender's "mortgage valuations" to determine the condition of the home they are looking to buy. Many of these "mortgage valuations" are now being completed without a physical inspection. This means that a surveyor will not visit the property, and an automatic assumption assumes that the property is in "average" condition.

 

Here's one reason why you should consider a physical valuation by a qualified RICS surveyor.

 

Property-specific considerations: Physical surveys consider unique aspects of the property, such as its location, surroundings, and individual characteristics. These factors can significantly influence the property's value and desirability, which may not be adequately captured in a desktop valuation based on generic data.

 

Use the following link for more information: https://www.green-property.com/page/should-i-buy-a-house-without-a-qualified-surveyor.html, or call us for more details on 0121 241 3030.

 

SALES, LETTINGS, MORTGAGES, SURVEYS

 

Last month Green and Company registered 731 potential buyers, arranged 297 sales valuations, booked 1017 viewings, had 236 offers & received 771 portal leads.

 

Thinking of selling? Use the link below to find out how much your home is worth or call us on 0121 296 1400 to book a valuation.

https://green-property.research.homesearch.co.uk

 

 

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