What's Included
- A physical inspection of the property.
- Analysis of recent comparable sales in the local area.
- Assessment of land value and improvements separately, where relevant.
- Consideration of zoning, planning overlays and any easements affecting the property.
- A written valuation report setting out the methodology, evidence and conclusion.
When You Might Need a Residential Property Valuation
- Applying for or refinancing a mortgage.
- Buying or selling a property (pre-purchase or pre-sale valuation).
- Family law property settlement.
- Deceased estate and probate administration.
- Self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) compliance.
- Capital gains tax or stamp duty purposes.
- Insurance replacement value assessment.
Our Process
- Submit a quote request with the property or asset details and the purpose of the valuation.
- Your enquiry is matched to the independent valuation business covering your state or territory.
- The local valuer contacts you to arrange a suitable inspection time.
- The valuer inspects the property or asset and researches relevant market evidence.
- You receive a written valuation report, prepared to meet the standards required by your lender, legal adviser or other relying party.