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We are a local owner & operator, servicing the Canberra & NSW region for property valuation services. We will come to you, providing the best property valuation services. We are an independent & not aligned to a particular bank or financial institution. We are Registered Property Valuers, Certified (CPV) & satisfy the requirements of the Australian Property Institute (API) & Australian Valuers Institute (AVI). Please visit our website www.northbournevaluers.com for more details.
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Accounting Valuation, Appraisals, Consulting, Depreciation Schedules, Dispute Valuation Service, Insurance Assessment, Land Tax Assessment, Litigation Support, Pre-Purchase Inspection, Property Searches, Rent Review Assessment, Residential Property Depreciation, Stamp Duty Assessment
Asset, Capital Gains, Commercial, Family Law Valuations, Insurance Work, Investments, Probate, Property Portfolios, Residential, Rural
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Here at Northbourne Valuers Pty Ltd, we are proud to say we are a locally owned and owner operated business who services Canberra (ACT) and NSW regions.
Any time the value of your home or other real property is being used to make a significant financial decision, a valuation helps. For those selling a home, you'll want to determine the price that gets you the most profit but also ensures you don’t have to wait too long for a buyer to show up; a valuation can help with that. When buying, be sure you’re not overpaying by getting an independent valuation. If you’re engaged in an estate settlement/divorce, it ensures that property is divided fairly.
For mortgage transactions, the lender orders the valuation, either directly or through a third party. While the buyer pays for the report as part of the closing costs, the lender retains the right to use the report or any information contained within. The buyer is certainly entitled to a copy of the report. It’s usually bundled with all the other closing documents, but is not allowed to use the report for any other purpose without permission from the lender.
