Short Valuation Report
A written, inspection-based valuation for negotiations, sales preparation, and amicable settlements, when you need more than a quick estimate, but not a full official report.
We’ll confirm whether this is the right report for your case.
When Is a Short Expert Report the right choice?
A Short Valuation Report is suitable when you need documented, inspection-based valuation for negotiations, sales preparation, or amicable settlements, but not for tax office submissions, court proceedings, or other formally required reports.
Preparing a property sale with stronger price support
Clear written documentation to support your asking price.
Negotiations between buyers and sellers
An independent valuation basis to reduce uncertainty and disagreement.
Amicable settlements outside formal proceedings
Suitable for out-of-court agreements, for example in inheritance or divorce contexts.
Preparing a property sale with stronger price support
Clear written documentation to support your asking price.
What’s included in the Short Valuation Report
On-site inspection by a certified valuation expert
Assessment of visible condition, construction quality, and maintenance
Written short report with documented valuation result
Photo documentation relevant to value-determining factors
A structured valuation basis for negotiations and decision-making
Need more later? You’re covered.
If your situation later requires a full Official Market Value Report, we’ll review whether an upgrade is appropriate.
The cost of the Short Valuation Report can be credited toward the full report.
What we inspect and assess
Building structure and visible condition
Signs of defects, damage, or maintenance backlog
Construction quality and building features
Layout and functional usability
Location characteristics and market context
Our Professional Recommendation
A Short Valuation Report is often the most balanced option when you need more than a Market Value Estimate, but want to avoid the cost and complexity of a full Official Market Value Report.
However, not every situation qualifies.
This option may not be sufficient if…
the report is needed for the tax office
the case is disputed or legally sensitive
rights, encumbrances, or special conditions affect value
a formally recognised report is required
Clarify the right report before you decide
If you are unsure whether a Short Valuation Report fits your case, we recommend confirming the scope before commissioning any valuation.
