— Seller advice
If you’re selling a property in Scotland, you’ll normally need a Home Report before your property goes onto the market.
Sounds like paperwork. Because it is.
But don’t worry we’ll help make it simple.
If you’re selling through Gibson, we can guide you through what’s needed and help arrange your Home Report with a trusted local surveyor.
One phone call. One less thing on your list.
Home Reports might sound complicated when you’re selling for the first time. Once you’ve got the right people helping you, they’re really not.
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Yes. In Scotland almost every property needs a Home Report before it can be marketed. The main exceptions are new-build and some right-to-buy sales.
The surveyor’s visit usually takes an hour or two depending on the size of the property, and the completed report typically follows within a few working days.
Yes. The Home Report belongs to you as the seller, so you can take it with you if you change agent, as long as it’s still valid.
Buyers rely on the Single Survey valuation for their mortgage. If a buyer’s lender values differently it can affect their offer, and we’ll help you navigate any negotiation that follows.
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