RICS HomeBuyers Report
You should choose an RICS HomeBuyers Report if you would like more extensive information when buying a conventional house, flat or bungalow, which is built from common building materials and is in reasonable condition, and you would like information and advice on construction, condition and repairs.
An RICS HomeBuyers Report will cost more than some other types of survey, such as an RICS Condition Report, but it will give you more detail on the state and condition of the property, which you’ll find of great value when assessing if it’s the right property for you.
Our RICS Surveyors will help you choose the correct service and ensure that a report that meets your needs is delivered quickly and efficiently. we pride ourselves on providing quality products and services to our customers and maintaining our well-earned, excellent reputation.
If you’re unsure which type of survey is right for you, you can speak to one of our RICS Surveyors members to help you make the right decision. If you already know which service you want to go ahead with, just let us know and we’ll begin making the arrangements.
We’ll use our knowledge to select the right RICS surveyors for you. We’ll handle the process on your behalf and help you deal with any queries you may have.
Please call 03300 587 127 if you have any questions.
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RICS HomeBuyers Report Benefits
Here are 8 of our RICS HomeBuyers Report favourites:
- An extensive inspection of the property by a RICS surveyor
- An insurance reinstatement figure for the property
- A list of problems that the surveyor considers may affect the value of the property
- An RICS HomeBuyers Report lists advice on repairs and ongoing maintenance
- Legal issues that should be addressed by your conveyancer
- Issues that need to be investigated to prevent serious damage or dangerous conditions
- Not suitable for property older than 1850
- Not suitable for non-standard construction
RICS HomeBuyers Reports, A Surveyors Perspective
There is a huge difference between a mortgage survey (often called a report on valuation) and an RICS HomeBuyers Report. The first is on behalf of the lender to check the value of your new home and the latter to check its condition.
A fact that you can't ignore is that on average homebuyers spend £5750* on repairs once moved into their new home!
This is often down to not getting a proper survey done before signing on the dotted line. Spending money now can save you thousands further on down the line.
Make sure you aren’t left with a unexpected repair bills by appointing fpsurveying to come out and see you. Getting an RICS HomeBuyers Report could be a decision that saves you thousands of pounds.
*Research on behalf of RICS
Remember a valuation is not a Survey. Ask for a HomeBuyers Report
A home is the most expensive purchase most people ever make. As an owner you will benefit from expert advice on the condition of your property – whether you plan to live in it, rent it out or sell it.
During an RICS HomeBuyer Report an RICS professional conducts an in-depth visual inspection of the property. Their report provides an expert account of the property’s condition and highlights any problems in clear and easy to understand ‘traffic light’ ratings.
RICS HomeBuyers Library
If you would like more information about RICS HomeBuyers Reports and the RICS, please download the example report and guide to home surveys.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will do our best to answer your questions.
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