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What do property valuers look for?
How to know what your home is worth

AI summary
A registered property valuation provides the most accurate assessment of a home's worth, often required by banks for loans. While free tools are a good start, a professional report starts from around $1,000.
Valuers conduct a comprehensive analysis, looking at:
- The house: its condition, size, layout, and materials.
- The land: zoning, title type, and risks like flooding.
- The area: school zones, amenities, and street appeal.
The current market context is also a crucial factor in determining the final value.
Why people use property valuers
You can do your own research to start with, then call on property valuers if you want a more detailed picture.
What do property valuers look for?
1. The house
2. The land
3. The area
Property valuers will take into consideration the local area when deciding how much your home is worth.
The market context
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