Whether you’re buying, selling, leasing, or investing, one of the most critical questions you must ask is: What is the real value of this property? That’s where professional property valuation comes in. It’s not guesswork—it's science backed by market data, legal checks, and structural evaluation.

At 100% Solutions, we offer accurate, certified property valuation services for residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural assets. Our experienced valuers help you understand the true market value, enabling you to make informed decisions for taxation, investment, loans, and litigation.

With us, you're not just getting a number—you're getting clarity, confidence, and compliance.

Why Choose 100% Solutions for Property Valuation?

• ???? Govt-Approved Valuation Reports
  Compliant with standards set by banks, DDA, RERA, and legal authorities.

• ???? Fair Market Analysis
  Based on recent transactions, property type, location trends, and asset condition.

• ???? Valuation for Every Purpose
  For home loans, disputes, sale/purchase, capital gains tax, or insurance claims.

• ???? Commercial & Industrial Expertise
  We handle valuations for office spaces, warehouses, factories, and retail outlets.

• ???? Physical Inspection + Document Audit
  Site visit, boundary assessment, built-up area verification, and encumbrance checks.

• ???? Certified Valuers & Chartered Engineers
  Reports signed by government-registered professionals for authenticity.

• ⏱️ Quick Turnaround Time
  Get your valuation report within 2 to 5 working days.

❓ FAQs – Property Valuation: What’s on Your Mind?

Q1. Can property valuation affect my loan eligibility?
Yes! Banks often disburse loans based on valued amount, not market listing.

Q2. How is valuation different from market price?
Market price is speculative; valuation is based on official methods and legal basis.

Q3. Is valuation mandatory for selling property?
It’s not mandatory, but it protects both buyer and seller from disputes and overpricing.

Q4. What if my property has pending litigation—can it still be valued?
Yes, but the report will include that legal status which can affect marketability.

Q5. How often should I get my property valued?
Ideally every 3–5 years, or during major legal, financial, or structural events.

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