Estate Valuation
Estate valuation in Nigeria: certified valuation reports for mortgages, insurance, sales, probate and accounts, accepted by major banks.
Delivered from our Benin City headquarters to clients in Edo State, Lagos, Abuja and across Nigeria, with remote delivery and 24/7 client portal access from anywhere in the world.
What We Do
Estate Valuation establishes the true market value of your property: certified, documented and accepted by banks, courts and insurers. Whether you are mortgaging, insuring, selling, inheriting or litigating, the value must be professional, and we produce it.
When You Need a Valuation
- Mortgage and bank financing: the value that decides the loan
- Insurance: the replacement value that decides your cover
- Sale and purchase: the price you can justify, with evidence
- Probate, divorce and disputes: the value the court will accept
- Company accounts: asset values your auditors will accept
What the Report Includes
- Market value assessment: what the property is worth today
- Comparable evidence: recent transactions that support the figure
- Certified format: produced by registered valuers to professional standards
- Purpose-tuned: mortgage, insurance, statutory or accounts formats
The Process
- Instruction: we confirm the property and purpose
- Inspection: physical inspection and documentation
- Analysis: market research and comparable transactions
- Report: certified valuation delivered
Related Services
- Estate Agency: the sale your valuation supports
- Feasibility & Viability Appraisals: value projections for development
- Asset Management: portfolio value monitoring
- Building Integrity Audit: the condition data value depends on
FAQs
See the common questions above, or read our guide on land prices in Edo State for market context.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a certified valuation report?
A certified valuation is a professional assessment of a property's market value, produced by registered valuers to a standard banks, courts and insurers accept: with methodology and comparable evidence documented.
When do I need a valuation?
For mortgages and bank financing, insurance, sales and purchases, probate and inheritance, divorce and disputes, and company accounts. Each purpose needs the report in the right format.
How long does a valuation take?
Typically 1 to 2 weeks from instruction to report, including the physical inspection, market research and comparable analysis.
Do banks accept your reports?
Yes. Our reports are produced by registered valuers (ESV) in the format major banks, insurers and courts expect.