I had to do one for the HMRC and they cost between £600 - £1000 plus VAT. It is the only property valuation the HMRC accepts when dealing with probate.
Hello , Great content . We are planning to buy a house in rugby which was built in 2021(nhbc warranty remaining) by linden homes. Wanted to understand if a level 2 or level 3 for such a property . Any suggestions would be appreciated . Thanks !
Sincerest apologies for the delayed response. A Level 2 would be more appropriate. However, a Snagging Report (New Build Inspection Report) is usually used for new builds. It can be used pre purchase and up to 2 years after completion.
But why would you look at boiler and consumer unit when effectively your in no way qualified to comment on it? At a glance you might comment on how they look but certainly not function and potential buyer surely wouldn simply check for last service and electrical certification
That is correct, we can only comment on the visual condition services and whether or not they appear to be up to modern regulations. Services should be tested up on change of ownership of the property to ensure they are safe.
Thank you for your comment. This video is an overview. We felt it would have gone on for too long, so we created another video on our channel 'The Difference between a Level 2 and 3 Survey'.
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Love it. Look forward to you surveying the property I'm caretaking for a friend. Professional and friendly.
What a great video! 😄Kudos to the editors 👏👏
Thanks!
Will you check the outside of the property boundary, such as 7 meter from the property?
I had to do one for the HMRC and they cost between £600 - £1000 plus VAT. It is the only property valuation the HMRC accepts when dealing with probate.
Blimey, and that would have been a Valuation only, it wouldn't have been a detailed report on condition like this.
Hello , Great content . We are planning to buy a house in rugby which was built in 2021(nhbc warranty remaining) by linden homes. Wanted to understand if a level 2 or level 3 for such a property . Any suggestions would be appreciated . Thanks !
Sincerest apologies for the delayed response. A Level 2 would be more appropriate. However, a Snagging Report (New Build Inspection Report) is usually used for new builds. It can be used pre purchase and up to 2 years after completion.
Ha ha lovely video :D
But why would you look at boiler and consumer unit when effectively your in no way qualified to comment on it? At a glance you might comment on how they look but certainly not function and potential buyer surely wouldn simply check for last service and electrical certification
That is correct, we can only comment on the visual condition services and whether or not they appear to be up to modern regulations. Services should be tested up on change of ownership of the property to ensure they are safe.
I have a surveyor at my property today . I was advised it will take around 3 hours as it’s a 13 room property . Is this usual?
Yep that is a minimum if the job is to be done properly.
its level 2 or 3 ???why not specific ???
Thank you for your comment. This video is an overview. We felt it would have gone on for too long, so we created another video on our channel 'The Difference between a Level 2 and 3 Survey'.
I thought this was the Book of Mormon for a minute.
There’s no way these two can fit through a loft hatch
This video is brilliant marketing 😂