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HomeBuyer Survey Vs Building Survey - What are the differences between these two RICS Home Surveys?

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Hey Everyone! Hope you find this video useful about the 2 main types of RICS Home Surveys If you're buying a property and haven't had a survey yet or looking to buy a property and have any specific questions about them, put the here in the comments 👇🏻👇🏻 and I'll try to help you out as best as I can!
Comment from : @RWProperty

also, before making a offerwhat things I should pay attention? to get the good idea about the condition of the propertywhether I should go for level 2 survey or not?
Comment from : @naushadakhtar5688

Helpfulsurveyor says property is below average condition, but estate agent keep saying we always these type of comments about damping and flooringthese are do ableI am stuck in between! in this condition, what will you do? negotiate the offer, or asked seller to sort out the issues with satisfactory survey?
Comment from : @naushadakhtar5688

The surveys that I have had done I ask to speak to the surveyor on receiving the report as you find out a lot more information about the attitude of the seller during the survey that you don’t get in the report and are able to clarify any terminology Considering the money a five minute chat is nothing
Comment from : @stevenm9067

Excellent post
Comment from : @happydays0996

Thank you
Comment from : @missk1942

A couple of surveyors I’ve spoken to said that the level 2 lasted 2 hours and level 3 was 4 hours…
Comment from : @NJ-tg3gf

Absolutely worst start to a video you could possible have
Comment from : @Mattdon558

Does the surveyor ever look at the fridge?
Comment from : @comicbossone2411

Hello , Great content We are planning to buy a house in rugby which was built in 2021(nhbc warranty remaining) by linden homes Wanted to understand if a level 2 or level 3 for such a property Any suggestions would be appreciated Thanks !
Comment from : @deepasreeraj1885

Hi, The House Im about the buy, had few red alerts when homebuyers survey done, but the most important one is the Dump on the walls The others are Heating, Gas and electricity as they haven't been tested Any suggestions will be appreciated 👍
Comment from : @hanrealistic

Awesome video although there is a certain irony in that your spelling of “defects” is defective (defetcs) 😂👍🏻❤️
Comment from : @Enjoyyourselfnow

Good video thank you but please keep your hands still Very distracting
Comment from : @SuperUnicorn27

Really helpful
Comment from : @oe5827

Thank you
Comment from : @2icelollys1goat

I just bought my self a fairly newish flat (under 20 years) and I did not request for a survey Based on the condition of the flat and the previous owner history, I knew that they were careful owner of the flat and had looked after it really well Therefore I risk it by not having a survey donebrbrHowever, although the flat is ok but I wish I went in to have one final look before I signed the contract and I SHOULD have checked if everything in good working order (things like this a surveyor won't picked up anyway) I found a few minor fault, things like: the PVC window doesn't open, the toilet doesn't flash, a tap drippingso far (maybe I'll add some more once the cold weather kicks in)
Comment from : @goofygirl6270

Biggest waste of money, you roll the dice, sold as seen
Comment from : @jamezday

Hi we are looking to buy a property that is only 6 years old Is it worth getting a survey done since it’s new build?
Comment from : @koolkanya4897

Those prices sound cheap!
Comment from : @Timjacks01

Additionally, if you're trying to sell it may be worth getting a survey done We had our first buyers pull out because they had a level 3 survey done which brought up all sorts of stuff ugh
Comment from : @syrus3k

You forgot material costs and lowering expenditure within building surveyors Other than that great video!
Comment from : @EE-ro4uk

But there’s no guarantee if something happens we can’t go back to surveyor and complain??
Comment from : @anniereynolds1220

RICS MEANS: brbrROYAL brINSTITUTION of brCHARTERED brSURVEYORS
Comment from : @filmfreek35

Great informative video, thank you!!
Comment from : @marisaharris1717

On a house built in 1999, that looks to be in great condition, no cracks, nothing out of place etc, is a homebuyers survey even worth it if they can only look at what I can already see? A lot of people are telling me that it's pretty pointless since if there are problems that we couldn't see, the surveyor isn't going to see them either
Comment from : @hippopotamus86

Good video, im shortly sitting CeMAP 3, this def helps Thankyou
Comment from : @Bodz2023

Thanks and it’s very help
Comment from : @bonniewong6510

Good effort but, the Hombuyers does have photographs The other advantage over the Building report is that the Homebuyers has a valuation of the building and an assessment of the rebuilding cost as it is completed by a RICS Registered Valuer A building report has no Valuation
Comment from : @GrahamBridgemanClarke01

great vid! Thanks so helpful and engaging
Comment from : @pitolinmotion

thanks for your video
Comment from : @kwanpinglui3916

Really helpful
Comment from : @MissFiyah1

Nice video
Comment from : @Shahinc0

Great video thanks
Comment from : @DjGiluk

Thanks for the video insight into surveying I've already bought a Victorian house and didn't take any survey at the time Should I go for the level 3 tier or would you advise missing this out and seeking a structural engineers report?
Comment from : @roberthales4015

Brilliant video! Currently tossing and turning over the two survey options The house I’m hoping to buy was built in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s and I’m confident that the ‘Building Survey’ is the one to go for Thankfully being from up north or due to the property size and price, the survey isn’t as expensive as you’ve mentioned, which gives me more reason to got for the more expensive survey, just for the peace of mind Difficult when emotions get involved and you don’t want anything to be wrong! Thanks again!👍🏼
Comment from : @dannyburns2959