A fee paid by a borrower to cover the cost of the Valuation Report.
Sum paid for carrying out the valuation, varies according to the degree of valuation report required.
A fee charged by the lender for valuing the property, sometimes called a survey fee. There are 3 different types of valuation - basic mortgage valuation, homebuyers report or full structural survey.
a fee which the lender may charge if they have the property valued when using it as security.
This is a fee, which needs to be paid by the borrower to fund the valuation.
A fee payable to the lender to check what a property is worth and if it is suitable to lend a mortgage on.
The fee payable to a lender to arrange for a valuation of the property. This is normally paid when you send in your application and, once the valuation has been carried out, this fee is not refundable, even if you do not go ahead with the mortgage.
A fee paid by a borrower to cover the cost of the lender checking that the property is suitable security for the mortgage loan.
A fee charged by the lender to cover the cost of a valuation, usually passed on to the borrower.
Th fee paid by the prospective borrower for the lender's inspection of the property; normally paid upon loan application
Fee which may be charged if the lender seeks to cover the cost of valuing the property taken as security for the loan.
This refers to a fee paid by the borrower to cover the charge for the lender's inspection of the property.
A fee paid by the borrower for the lender's inspection of the property. This is normally paid on application. See fee, arrangement fee, fees added to loan, booking fee, conveyancing fee, land registry fees, IGP, and stamp duty.
Whether purchasing or remortgaging the Lender undertakes a valuation of the property to ensure it provides adequate security. The charge is bourne by the borrower and increases exponentially with the valuation / purchase price. There are three (3) levels of valuation, in order of increasing detail these are: Basic Homebuyer's Report Structural Survey The more stringent the survey, the higher the fee.