Service overview
Valuation reports are used in net worth documentation, bank facilities and sponsorship evidence. We prepare reports that state the method used, the comparable evidence relied upon and the effective date of valuation, so the figure can withstand scrutiny.
What Mashiat International assists with
- Valuation of land, apartments and commercial premises
- Valuation of plant, machinery and significant movable assets
- Verification of title and ownership documentation
- Site inspection and photographic documentation
- Reports stating method, assumptions and comparable evidence
- Certified copies for lenders, institutions and applications
Information and documents required
- Title deed, mutation certificate and land tax receipts
- Approved building plan, where applicable
- Recent property tax or holding tax receipts
- Access for site inspection
- Details of any mortgage or encumbrance
This is a general list. Your consultation produces a checklist specific to your circumstances, and we will tell you if an item does not apply.
How the engagement runs
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1
Engagement
We confirm the property, purpose and required valuation basis.
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Title review
Ownership documents are examined before inspection.
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Site inspection
The property is inspected and photographically documented.
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Market analysis
Comparable evidence is gathered for the locality.
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Report issue
The signed valuation report is delivered with supporting annexures.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a valuation take?
Typically five to ten working days from site inspection, depending on the property type and location.
Do you value property outside Dhaka?
Yes. We undertake valuations across Bangladesh, with travel arrangements confirmed at engagement.
Consultants for this service
Discuss property & asset valuation reports with a consultant
Tell us what you already have and what you need. We will confirm the scope, timeline and documents required before any work begins.