Valuation Policy

Policies

In determining the value of the relevant secured property, GPS will rely on a valuation report from a professional panel valuer usually dated within 3 months of the loan settlement date. The valuation undertaken is both on an “as is” and “as if complete” basis. The valuation must deal with all the matters specified in the valuation instruction as applicable, including but not limited to consideration of:

  • comparable sales;
  • matters affecting the title and zoning of the property;
  • saleability of the property;
  • suitability of the property for mortgage security purposes; and
  • relevant valuation industry standards and codes.

GPS will instruct the valuer for each particular property from its panel of valuers. The valuer must be registered with an appropriate state/territory valuer body or registration scheme, where one exists.

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