Like any other investment and also regardless of property and period within the property cycle, how do you choose the most reliable real estate valuer and property valuation services?
FVG Property prides itself as being the number one property valuers entity in Melbourne, both as Residential Property Valuers and Commercial Property Valuers.
The question is often asked to me, ‘Is there a difference between a bank valuation and a normal valuation?’ The most probable answer is no, there shouldn’t be, but the right answer is, but there could be.
A valuer assesses the value of land, buildings, improvements and other factors that influence the value of your property, a process that usually involves an external and internal inspection of the property. Valuers are independent with no vested interest in the property they value. A valuation report is a legal document of the value of your property prepared for many different purposes:
I find it harder and harder to believe what I read in the Melbourne associated press, regarding what is happening within the current residential real estate market.
There seems to be over the last 4-6 weeks an upward dialogue to talk to the market up, to as usual create this market sense of a “boom” market, get in or you are going to miss out. ‘First home buyers’ can’t buy property because the investor market is buying anything and everything available, “the apartment market is booming”, get in as prices are moving in an upward trend.
As one of Melbourne Buyers Advocacy groups, the question is asked by our clients: how come and what are the benefits of being both a Licensed real estate agent acting as a buyers agent and a Certified Practising Valuer. Simply, we cover off an all bases as a buyers’ advocacy group.
Using a buyers’ agent to purchase real estate is becoming more widespread throughout Australia as investors and home buyers have come to appreciate the benefits they provide.
