What happens next?
Use these stages to plan a discussion with AREAS. The exact scope, inspection requirements, fee and timing are confirmed for each assignment.
- 01
Discuss the decision
Share the address, property type, purpose and timing. Identify any lender, adviser or other party who has requirements for the report.
Request an Appraisal - 02
Confirm the scope
Agree on the valuation question, relevant date, client and report users. Ask what information is required and how access will be arranged.
Appraisal Questions & Answers - 03
Gather property information
Prepare the records requested for your assignment. A visit may be part of the scope, alongside information provided by you and other sources.
Prepare for Your Property Appraisal - 04
Research and analyse
Property evidence is considered in its market context. Inspection alone is not the completed appraisal. Questions or missing information may need follow-up.
How to Read an Appraisal Report - 05
Read the report in context
Review the description, purpose, date, assumptions and conclusion together. Raise specific questions so the explanation addresses what you need to understand.
How to Read an Appraisal Report
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