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Should I buy a house without a qualified surveyor inspecting the property?
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.
Risk assessment: A physical property survey helps assess potential risks associated with the property. This includes identifying any legal issues, boundary disputes, or planning restrictions that could affect its value or your intended use of the property. These aspects are challenging to evaluate through a desktop valuation alone.
Click on 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.
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