Getting house valued... What affects the price?

thenap80

I am wanting to get my house valued and want to have it valued as low as possible as this will be in my best interests. I am considering in the future of getting my bathroom gutted and refitted. I was wondering how much it would affect the valuation if it was valued with the bathroom gutted at the time of valuation or whether this would have no effect at all on the final valuation. Like I say, the lowe the value given the better as far as I am concerned! Long story!

Thanks

anam600

I think, its price will be increased after a year.

caronoel

Ripping out a bathroom and not replacing it would certainly decrease the value.

System

thenap80 wrote: »

Like I say, the lowe the value given the better as far as I am concerned! Long story!

Getting squatters in for a few months would be a good way of lowering the valuation.

Hold a rave and advertise it on Facebook.

Try some incompetent and incomplete DIY.

CLAPTON

not enough information


for what purpose do you want a low valuation

the_flying_pig

Persuade your neighbours to put theirs up for sale at bargain prices (without intending to accept any offers).

Crashy_Time

thenap80 wrote: »

I am wanting to get my house valued and want to have it valued as low as possible as this will be in my best interests. I am considering in the future of getting my bathroom gutted and refitted. I was wondering how much it would affect the valuation if it was valued with the bathroom gutted at the time of valuation or whether this would have no effect at all on the final valuation. Like I say, the lowe the value given the better as far as I am concerned! Long story!

Thanks

It`s value will be low soon enough. Just hold on a while longer.

Thrugelmir

Who is going to perform the valuation and what's the purpose?

Rota

thenap80 wrote: »

I am wanting to get my house valued and want to have it valued as low as possible as this will be in my best interests. I am considering in the future of getting my bathroom gutted and refitted. I was wondering how much it would affect the valuation if it was valued with the bathroom gutted at the time of valuation or whether this would have no effect at all on the final valuation. Like I say, the lowe the value given the better as far as I am concerned! Long story!

Thanks

I'll take a guess. So, you are in the middle of a divorce and need to split your assets. You want to keep the house so getting a low valuation is in your best interests. Do I win £5? :rotfl:

Rota

Crashy_Time wrote: »

It`s value will be low soon enough. Just hold on a while longer.

Not long now. :rotfl:

Reactor_2

Rota wrote: »

I'll take a guess. So, you are in the middle of a divorce and need to split your assets. You want to keep the house so getting a low valuation is in your best interests. Do I win £5? :rotfl:

I'm going along with this!

To the OP, you should also just leave a hole in the floor where the toilet would be, too!