You’re not bound by law to have a survey done on a property you’re buying, but while it may feel like an unnecessary expense given all the other costs involved in homebuying, it could actually save money and stress in the longer-term.
A survey is basically a health check on a property. If the property fails the health check, you’d want to know about it before you proceed so that you can negotiate with the seller or – if the worst is revealed – pull out of the sale. There are a number of different types of survey ranging in cost: Read More
