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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the mortgage valuation document in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the property details, including the street number, address, area, town, and postcode. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. In the 'Description of Property' section, specify the property type (e.g., house), house type (e.g., semi-detached), year built, and any relevant construction notes. This helps in assessing the property's condition.
  4. Fill out the accommodation details by indicating the number of receptions, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and any additional features like garages or outbuildings.
  5. Address tenure status by selecting whether the property is owner-occupied or tenanted. If leasehold, provide details on years unexpired and any known issues with ground rent or service charges.
  6. Complete sections regarding subsidence and condition of the property. Be honest about any repairs needed as this impacts valuation.
  7. Finally, review your entries for accuracy before saving or submitting your completed mortgage valuation form.

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Go back to the seller armed with your mortgage valuation and ask if theyll renegotiate the price. If youve had a down valuation theres a good chance the seller will face the same problem with a different buyer (unless theyre cash buyers). They may agree to reduce the price so your sale can still go ahead.
A mortgage valuation is a specific assessment that helps a mortgage lender confirm the propertys value and decide whether its suitable security for the loan youve applied for. Your lender will usually arrange a mortgage valuation.
If the valuation meets our requirements, well issue a mortgage offer to you within 48 hours.
A valuation being completed doesnt mean the mortgage is approved, the valuation report can flag issues. For example: If the condition of the property, e.g. general stability of the property, effects the security of the loan that you are applying for. Property value being lower than the offer price.
Calculate your loan-to-value ratio For a home with a $140,000 mortgage, divide that current loan balance by the homes current appraised value of $400,000. Multiply the answer of 0.35 by 100 to get an LTV of 35%. With a higher LTV ratio, banks may consider your loan higher risk, which can increase your borrowing costs.
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Can a Mortgage in Principle be Declined After the Valuation? Potentially, a lender could withdraw an agreement in principle if the value on paper does not match the survey being declined a mortgage at this stage can be disruptive when you have an agreement on the table from your lender.
Conversely, if the mortgage valuation is higher than your purchase price, it could work in your favour. The loan to value ratio (LTV) is important here. A lower LTV often means a lower risk for the lender, leading to more favourable mortgage terms for you.
In a nutshell, a house survey provides an account of the propertys condition and benefits the home buyer whereas a mortgage valuation only provides an estimate of the propertys value and benefits the mortgage lenders.

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