Buying a Property?
Make sure you get a Survey – and get our ‘best price’ guarantee.
Even if you are not getting a mortgage, it is always wise to get a survey done before you commit to a purchase.
Clarkes don’t employ our own surveyor as we know that this can lead to ‘conflicts of interest arising’, and especially so if we are acting for a vendor in the sale of their property. Instead, we have chosen to work with the top, local, independent surveying firms who are members of RICS. They provide a wide range of survey reports and other professional services and we are delighted to work with them. We know that we are putting our clients in safe hands. Clients of Clarkes Estates are guaranteed to get the Surveyors best price for the job too – we have already negotiated a great deal on your behalf so you don’t need to haggle.
They will provide you with independent, professional advice – helping you make the right decisions and explaining any points or issues that might come up.
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How can we help?
sales@clarkesestates.co.uk
Advantages of Selling via an Auction:
1. Residential Building Survey
A comprehensive, tailored report, including a structural survey. Designed for large, older or unique properties.
2. RICS Homebuyers Report
A complete diagnostic report, including a valuation element, suitable for the majority of residential properties. This is the most popular report for buyers.
Please Note: Even if you are obtaining a mortgage and paying for a mortgage valuation report, it is still recommended that you arrange a survey by your own surveyor. (Both the Consumers’ Association ‘Which?’ magazine and the Council of Mortgage Lenders give this advice).
The mortgage valuation report is prepared for your lender – not for you, the borrower. It answers only the lender’s questions about whether the property offers suitable security for your loan. You cannot rely on it to answer the questions that concern your personal interests or to give you details of the condition of the property.
