How to Determine the Best Way to Value Your Property
If you are a foreign resident and wish to obtain services from a certified property valuer in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, you can follow these steps to find a qualified valuer and request property valuation services:
Search for Certified Valuers
Visit the website of the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem): The Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem) is the organization responsible for licensing and regulating property valuers in the Kingdom. You can visit their website to search for certified valuers.
Search online: You can also use search engines to find property valuation companies and offices in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Verify Accreditation and Licenses
Ensure accreditation: Verify that the valuer or company you choose is accredited and holds the necessary licenses from the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem) to practice property valuation services.
Contact the Valuers
Direct contact: Once you find a valuer or valuation company that seems suitable, you can contact them directly via phone, email, or through contact forms available on their websites.
Request quotes: You may want to request quotes from several valuers to get an idea of the costs of valuation services and to compare the services offered.
Provide Necessary Information
Provide the valuer with information: To facilitate the valuation process, be prepared to provide the valuer with all necessary information about the property, including the address, features, uses, and any documents or papers related to the property.
Arrange a Property Visit
Schedule a visit: The valuer will typically need to visit the property to conduct an accurate valuation. Make sure to arrange this visit to suit your schedule.
Review the Final Report
Obtain the report: After completing the valuation, the valuer will provide a comprehensive report reflecting the property's value. Ensure you review the report carefully and ask any questions or inquiries you may have.
It is important to start this process early enough to ensure sufficient time to complete all steps before any deadlines for which you need the valuation. Request your property valuation now by clicking here
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem) licenses valuers and regulates the profession, and its register lets you look up a valuer or firm. Check that the licence is current and specifically in the real estate branch, and ask for the licence number to keep with the report.
The property's address and location, the purpose of the valuation, the title deed or other proof of the property interest, plans and areas, lease agreements if it is let, and any related documents. The more complete the file, the fewer the follow-up questions and the faster the inspection and report.
Yes. A foreign resident or overseas investor can commission a valuation of a property in the Kingdom from an accredited valuer, following the same steps: verify accreditation, make contact and request a quote, provide the information, arrange the inspection, then review the report. Start early, well ahead of any deadline.