Valuation is a part of the process in House transaction that occurs only when the buyer has selected the house and now finalized with the seller in the verbal account. It is time that there is a legal binding contract that has to be undertaken to make the buyer feel that the house is their own. This whole event of transferring the legal title ownership is called Valuation .once the buyer has offered the house, it requires the solicitor or a Valuers to handle the legal work to transfer ownership of the property to the buyer who is in agreement to pay the price. At this stage, it is quite common that buyers and sellers will entrust their Valuation work to their ‘Family Solicitor or to a local solicitor as recommended by an estate agent.

Choosing a wrong one could add a 100-pound bill or even derail the whole buying and selling process. One must know before calling a Valuers or solicitor professional yet is a stranger that there is a difference between Valuers and solicitors. A Solicitor is a qualified lawyer, with extensive training in many aspects of law, and can offer full legal services such as taking someone to court. Even if one is a licensed Valuers, one may have has less training, but is specialized in a property. Solicitors are almost always more expensive than Valuers. It also must that the Solicitors are members of the Law Society. Valuers are usually found to be members of the Council for Licensed Valuers. Also, many large soliciting houses employ Valuers and keep them as in-house Valuers which add to their advantage. Valuers necessarily strong in marketing, demoing trusts from both the parties and they have good public relations tactics.

Do not go for short cuts by opting for cheap Valuation. What will differentiate a good or a bad Valuers is definitely the services they will provide.

Good Valuers will:

  1. Work with effectiveness and accuracy
  2. Will save your time by using strategic moves
  3. Good Valuers will not allow you to run errands for legal proceedings
  4. Good Valuers will contact your real estate agent, the solicitor of the seller or any legal agency that the seller has appointed including any other lending agency in charge
  5. Good Valuers will reduce your stress by providing you with expert guidance and support that is in your best interests throughout the process.
  6. Good Valuers will be proactive and not reactive with stakes involved
  7. The one will be the best negotiator and consider all points the client has mentioned
  8.  A good Valuers will speed up the time that takes to complete the transaction
  9. Good Valuers will use his presence of mind and treat your buying process as unique
  10. Good Valuers will always take help of advanced technology to do the procedures
  11. Good professionals will have professional indemnity insurance.
  12.  When the one is on the panel of approved solicitors, this will enable one to do mortgage work without even paying extra. 
  13. Good Valuers are bound to be listed with any of the bodies:

a). The law or registered Society with the law meant for Solicitors or Valuers

b). any ruling body of Licensed Valuers.

A good Valuers can only be hired when you take eyes off the cheap Valuation services provided which can be easily illegal since the Valuers do not have any affiliations to bodies of law or society. Also that the legal and law professional Valuers will be having knowledge in and out about your locality or property where you are buying. Since these are the points to be kept in buying before saying yes to a Valuers who are charging quite lower than the normal market price.

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