A survey designed to give a clear and concise view of a property's condition but does not include a valuation. (More detail)
2. RICS Homebuyers Report
A survey designed to give a concise view of a property's condition, advice to your solicitor and professional advice on issues that may affect the included Market Valuation and Reinstatement Insurance.(More detail)
3. Flat Jacks Building Survey
A Building Survey is a comprehensive report on the structure and condition of the property on the day of inspection. (More detail)
RICS Condition Report
A new report to be launched by the RICS in April 2011
Is designed to give you a clear and concise view of the condition of your potential purchase on the date of inspection.
Is a survey report which includes an inspection of the property.
There is a section which provides you with advice for your Solicitors
There is a clear summary of the key risks associated with the purchase.This new product has been developed to offer you an interim report that is more than your Lender's mortgage valuation, but less than a RICS HomeBuyer Report.
The report uses the red, amber, green colour coding system to rate individual elements of the property and highlight any areas of concern.
The report covers all aspects of the property, risks and legal considerations.
It does not provide a valuation.
In summary the RICS Condition Report has been designed to provide you with an overview that will help you understand the construction of the property you are buying, any serious problems needing attention, and any areas of further investigations that need to be undertaken prior to commitment to purchase.
Flat Rate Fees
The following fee table is provided as a guide, and may be subject to variation depending upon the individual property and is subject to written agreement to our terms and conditions of engagement
The RICS HomeBuyer Report will give you information on:
The condition of your property and advice to your Solicitor.
Professional advice on the issues that may affect the value of your property;
A Market Valuation and insurance reinstatement cost.
There will also be a dedicated section to provide advice on repairs and ongoing maintenance requirements.
The report uses the RICS red, amber, green colour coding system. Red being the most serious and urgent issues.
Examples of defects the RICS HomeBuyer Report may detect include damp, timber and structural movement, and concerns regarding the grounds.
This report is ideal for providing you with detailed information on the most urgent or serious issues with your potential purchase.
Potential defects of your property will be highlighted, so you can judge the value of your purchase in line with any budget you may need for future works.
Investing in a RICS HomeBuyer Report, before purchasing your home, will help you predict any future maintenance expenditure, repair or restoration costs.
Any further specialist advice you may need to consider before exchanging contracts.
An RICS HomeBuyer Report will help you negotiate over the proposed purchase price.
Flat Rate Fees
The following fee table is provided as a guide, and may be subject to variation depending upon the individual property and is subject to written agreement to our terms and conditions of engagement
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