The house survey trap the state of mind needed to undertake an instruction successfully
Ilott, Roy
The house survey trap the state of mind needed to undertake an instruction successfully - 2005 - Journal of Building Appraisal 1(4) 2005, 288-295(7) .
Considers the attitude and state of mind required by a surveyor both when carrying out a building inspection, and in communicating their findings and conclusions. Argues that a surveyor should ensure that their instructions are clear and confirmed in writing. A surveyor should not make assumptions as to the clients knowledge or skills base; therefore the report should be clear and simple and avoid unnecessary technical terms. It is crucial to keep clear records and notes of the survey, as these may become crucial in the future in the event of a dispute.
The house survey trap the state of mind needed to undertake an instruction successfully - 2005 - Journal of Building Appraisal 1(4) 2005, 288-295(7) .
Considers the attitude and state of mind required by a surveyor both when carrying out a building inspection, and in communicating their findings and conclusions. Argues that a surveyor should ensure that their instructions are clear and confirmed in writing. A surveyor should not make assumptions as to the clients knowledge or skills base; therefore the report should be clear and simple and avoid unnecessary technical terms. It is crucial to keep clear records and notes of the survey, as these may become crucial in the future in the event of a dispute.