When a house is purchased, and you need a mortgage, the lender commissions a mortgage valuation. The purpose of the mortgage valuation is to check whether the value added to your property is fair or not. It checks the security of your property, whether it is defective or not. They are carried out via surveys which tend to check the details of the lender.
The mortgage valuation is a small inspection of the property. As a result, many lenders do not provide a mortgage valuation in fear that it may limit their value. When actually, the truth is that it only strengthens it even more.
At Care4Mortgages, our team of professionals handles the mortgage valuation report. We make sure that every detail is added to your mortgage valuation to make your property look even more attractive.
A mortgage valuation is a benefit for the lender, and we make sure it stays that way.
What Happens After A Mortgage Valuation?
After the mortgage valuation is carried out, the surveyor then decides the property’s value to your mortgage lender. If the survey suggests a higher price than the actual worth of the property, then the owner receives a ‘’down valuation.’ However, if the surveyor agrees, then the lender will offer the loan which has been requested.
Why Should A Down Valuation Matter To You?
A down valuation can lead to a decrease in the expected loan. It could ruin your entire deal and even make you lose the actual worth of your property.
How Can A Down Valuation Be Avoided?
You can avoid a down valuation of your property by the following:
How Can We Help?
Please note that these mortgage services are provided by Care4Mortgages which is a trading style name of Mian Asif Zubair who is an Appointed Representative of Ingard Financial Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority 450731. DPA number Z1092956.
Mr. Zubair is a qualified mortgage broker holding the qualification of CeMAP with FCA number 814367.