Connor Harte is the Director and office valuer. Connor is a member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Northern Ireland Rural Valuers Association (NIRVA) and a registered Valuer on the Valuers Registration Scheme (VRS).
Types of work we undertake are:
Types of work we undertake are:
- Taxation/Probate
- Private Purchase
- Ancillary Relief/Matrimonial
- Compensation
Who do we carry out valuations/condition reports for?
We carry out valuations on a regular basis for private individuals as well as solicitors. We work for some of the largest solicitor companies in the Mid Ulster as well as those further afield.
If you have transferred a property you may be liable for Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Capital gains tax is payable regardless if the property is sold, traded, or gifted to someone. Speak to your accountant or solicitor as you may need a valuation for the asset at the date of transfer.
Be careful when purchasing a property that there are no unforeseen potential large financial outlays. With a valuation before you purchase you can proceed with confidence or you can use the information in the report to possibly renegotiate the purchase price if issues are identified that effect the market value or have not been disclosed to you as the potential buyer.
If you are going through a separation whether this is a divorce, family divide or business adjustment you many need a valuation to know realistic values of the property assets to help parties move forward. We undertake valuations for clients direct, solicitors and for the courts.
From time to time the government may serve the public with a vesting order or wayleave notice on there property. This may be for a number of reasons from new road schemes, road widening, an overpass or an underpass. If you need assistance on how to move forward get in touch and we can offer you the best advice.
If you have transferred a property you may be liable for Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Capital gains tax is payable regardless if the property is sold, traded, or gifted to someone. Speak to your accountant or solicitor as you may need a valuation for the asset at the date of transfer.
Be careful when purchasing a property that there are no unforeseen potential large financial outlays. With a valuation before you purchase you can proceed with confidence or you can use the information in the report to possibly renegotiate the purchase price if issues are identified that effect the market value or have not been disclosed to you as the potential buyer.
If you are going through a separation whether this is a divorce, family divide or business adjustment you many need a valuation to know realistic values of the property assets to help parties move forward. We undertake valuations for clients direct, solicitors and for the courts.
From time to time the government may serve the public with a vesting order or wayleave notice on there property. This may be for a number of reasons from new road schemes, road widening, an overpass or an underpass. If you need assistance on how to move forward get in touch and we can offer you the best advice.
What our Valuations include
- Terms of business and basis of valuation.
- An internal and external inspection of all the property elements.
- Commentary regarding location.
- A summary of condition and accommodation.
- Background information which includes consulting planning history, NI flood maps and information held by LPS.
- Measurement of the property and the plot.
- Photographs of the property and any defects noted.
- A visual inspection for services.
- Damp reading checks on external walls.
- Roof space inspection.
- Issues for your legal advisors to look into.
- Recommend if there are any issues which may require further specialist advice such as Damp and timber expert, Structural Surveyor, qualified Electrician etc.
- Provide a current Market Value based on comparable evidence and comment on property market in general at date of valuation.
- Follow up service that the client can discuss and questions regarding the report.