Very helpful. Thanks for the insight and advice. These times can be very stressful and I greatly appreciate your candid response. It definitely helps with our thought process and provides some needed closure. We renegotiated the buyout price. Very happy I touched base with you. –Brendan Massey, Newstead
How it works…..
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Give us a call on 1300 302 581 or complete the Request a Quote form by clicking on the orange button at the top of the page.
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If you complete the webform, our team will give you a call to discuss your requirements and ensure our report will meet all of your requirements. We will ask if you are purchasing or selling the property, if it’s to take to a bank for a loan, or if you need the valuation for Capital Gains Tax or stamp duty. We will also ask for a rough estimate of the value of the property so we can provide you with an accurate quote.
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We will provide you with a quote immediately over the phone, unless it’s an unusual property and we need to discuss with the valuer directly.
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We will then email a written quote outlining the process for the valuation, the cost and what’s included.
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On receipt of written instructions to proceed from you, and full prepayment, the inspection time is booked with the relevant contact person. Payment is preferred by Visa or Mastercard. No credit card fee is applicable. They may be a delay in receiving your report where payment is made by internet transfer.
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A confirmation email outlining the date and time of the inspection and the proposed completion date is sent.
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The valuer inspects the property internally and externally. This takes approximately 10 – 15 minutes depending on the type of property. A studio apartment will take even less.
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The valuer then conducts his research of the sales evidence, drives past each of the properties and prepares his report. All of our reports pass through a rigorous quality assurance check by our QA department – this is a check procedure not included in cheaper valuations. We also follow up on the actual sales figure for properties we have valued previously and find that our valuations are generally within 5% of the final sale price.
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Prior to emailing the report, the valuer will call you to discuss his findings, answer any questions and address any concerns.
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After the report has been assessed by the Quality Assurance Team it is sent to you via email by 5pm on the due date.
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If requested, a paper copy of the report can be forwarded by mail at an additional cost.
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You will receive a follow up to ensure you are completely satisfied with our service.
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At WBP Property Group, we provide unlimited phone support for all of our valuations. If questions come up, simply give us a call and we’ll be happy to help.
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See how our clients have benefited from ordering a valuation with WBP Property Group by visiting our Case Studies page here.
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We have so many happy clients we can’t fit in all of their comments….. but click here to see heaps.
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Please call us now on 1300 302 581 and our experienced team will provide a quote over the phone or click here to request a quote now and the team will get back to you as soon as possible.
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