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honeybloom
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help I am supposed to instruct a surveyor to value my home as selling a share through a housing association,I have been told it must be a RICS/ISVA qualified can anyone tell me how much these charge in fees and is this the same as a hip pack am a bit confused
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It sounds like you just need a valuation (not a HIP). Literally this means a Surveyor inspects and reports their opinion of market value. Costs will vary from firm to firm and different parts of the UK. Perhaps somewhere in the region of £250-£400 excluding vat.
Use this to find a RICS accredited Surveyor in your area:
http://www.rics.org/findasurveyor0 -
thanks I need a certificate of market value anyone know how much these cost or anything else about them0
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The RICS website already linked to is helpful if you take the time to read around it; costs will vary from area to area so you will need to contact a surveyor directly to get a quotation.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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honeybloom wrote: »thanks I need a certificate of market value anyone know how much these cost or anything else about them
It sounds like you just need a valuation (not a HIP). Literally this means a Surveyor inspects and reports their opinion of market value. Costs will vary from firm to firm and different parts of the UK. Perhaps somewhere in the region of £250-£400 excluding vat.
Use this to find a RICS accredited Surveyor in your area:
http://www.rics.org/findasurveyor0 -
your HA should recommend a surveyor, have you asked them? i'm going thru the same procedure at the moment and mine offered a choice of 2 surveyors. the one i opted for charged 1% of the value of the property + VAT (only the share i own tho, not the full value), so came to approx £150.0
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