Certified market valuation, dated to whatever your purpose requires — as on today, as on a specified transaction date, or as on 1-4-2001 for older property. Prepared for HMRC, IRS, CRA, ATO and Indian banking requirements. We handle everything on the ground — you receive the report digitally, wherever you are.
Selling property requires a valuation dated to your acquisition situation — as on the specified transaction date for most cases, or as on 1-4-2001 if the property came into the family before then, using that date's fair market value as the substituted cost of acquisition.
HMRC (UK), IRS (USA), CRA (Canada), and ATO (Australia) require a certified fair market value of your Indian property when declaring foreign assets or computing gains. Our reports are formatted to meet these requirements.
Inherited property takes its original owner's acquisition date, not the date you inherited it. If that's before 1-4-2001 — common for ancestral Chennai property — you're entitled to use the fair market value as on that date instead of the actual historical cost.
Indian and overseas banks require a registered valuation report when processing property-backed loans or verifying asset value for repatriation of sale proceeds under FEMA guidelines.
Multiple heirs, no will, property still in a deceased parent's name — an equitable distribution needs a valuation as on the date of death, formatted for a Legal Heir or Succession Certificate proceeding. See our independent baseline for family partition & settlement.
Matrimonial settlements and property disputes need a valuation dated to what the case requires — date of separation, date of filing, or a date the court directs — in the formal language a court expects.
Some visa categories and residency applications require documented proof of net worth, including Indian real estate. See our valuation for visa & PR declarations.
A market valuation is a market valuation — what changes is the date it's valued as on, which the purpose you need it for decides, not us.
Today's fair market value — for purchase, sale, mortgage, or bank loan purposes. The default, unless something else applies.
Value as on a particular transaction date — a gift, a family settlement, or another reference point your purpose requires.
For property acquired before 1 April 2001 — including inherited property, which carries the original owner's acquisition date. Used to substitute a higher cost of acquisition than the actual historical price, reducing computed capital gains.
Send us the property address, ownership documents (sale deed, patta, EC) and the purpose of valuation via WhatsApp or email. Scanned copies or phone photos are fine.
Our valuer visits the property, records measurements, photographs the structure and surroundings, and verifies key documents. You do not need to be present.
A formal valuation report, signed and stamped by a valuer registered with IBBI and recognised by the Income Tax Department — whichever accreditation your purpose requires. The report includes property description, market analysis, comparable sales, and the certified fair market value as on the correct date.
You receive the signed report as a PDF within 2–3 working days. A hard copy can be couriered to any Indian address if required.
If a valuation report already exists — from us, from another valuer, or from a bank empanelled valuer — these two fixed-fee reviews check it rather than repeat the site visit.
Is the existing valuation reasonable? We review the methodology, comparable properties, land and building assumptions, depreciation, marketability, and valuation date against your purpose, and give a written opinion on whether the figure holds up.
₹2,500 flat
Configure & Book →A narrower, more technical check of the report itself — internal consistency, stated assumptions, data used, and any errors or missing considerations. Useful when you just need the report itself checked, not a verdict on the value.
₹2,500 flat
Configure & Book →Both are desk reviews of documents you provide — no site visit, delivered within 2 working days. Priced separately from the valuation packages below.
One flat fee per property type — taxes included, no surcharge — whatever the purpose or valuation date (as on today, backdated, or as on 1-4-2001). Commercial property and larger land parcels are quoted separately.
This is a valuation, not a structural audit or a legal title clearance. It states fair market value based on registered government records, comparable transactions, and a physical inspection of visible condition — it does not certify structural soundness (that requires a separate structural engineer's audit) and does not clear title (that's Document & Title Due Diligence, or an advocate's legal opinion for anything it flags).
Share your property details on WhatsApp and we'll confirm scope and price within a few hours. No sales calls, no pressure.