Homebuyer Report Buckinghamshire

RICS suggests Homebuyer Reports for properties built in modern times, using regular construction approaches and appearing structurally sound.

Good condition signifies that one can move into the home requiring no more than surface-level fixing up, for instance, repainting.

Hence, Homebuyer Reports are usually apt for buildings from the 1920s until the current era, without modifications, maintained sufficiently, and no bigger than five bedrooms.

The assessment presents plain advice, bypassing drawn-out specialised expositions. Significant problems will be noted, though minor aspects like décor and superficial items won’t receive detailed attention. Each part includes a ‘traffic light system’; a red signal indicates ‘Beware’, while green means satisfactory.

Whenever a red rating is emphasised, uncomplicated and direct guidance is furnished, which might necessitate an extra report (for instance, from a professional entity) enabling a realistic estimation for correcting or replacing that aspect of the property.

Note: Systems for electricity, gas, oil, water, and drainage are only looked at visually, and relevant competent experts must be appointed.