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When you have chosen a lender and a mortgage product that suits you and have had an offer accepted on a property, the lender will have to arrange a valuation. This is required by the lender to check that they will not be paying a price above the market value, although you will have to pay for it. The cost of the valuation will depend on the value of the property – for example it may be £150 for a £100,000 house. This charge may be waived by a lender to attract your business. It is important to note that this is only a very basic valuation for the purposes of the lender, not the borrower. You are strongly recommended to pay for a more comprehensive survey for your peace of mind. Your lender should offer you the option of a Homebuyer Survey and Valuation, which could at least double the cost of a basic valuation. A Buildings Survey is even more expensive at anything up to and above £1,000 but would consist of a full structural survey.
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