Contact Instant Property Valuations

Three reasons to write to us

• Registered valuers

  Valuer panel enquiries

  Panel work here is countersigning rather than inspecting. A panel member reviews a desktop assessment prepared from recorded sales evidence, forms their own view of it, and either countersigns the report that goes to the client or declines it. Reviews are batched, so a sitting is a run of assessments rather than one report at a time, and each assessment arrives already assembled. Registered valuers interested in panel work can write to us here.

  What to include

  • Your registration or certification, and the states it covers.
  • Whether you carry professional indemnity cover.
  • A rough sense of the capacity you could offer, even if it is a few reports a week.

  The fee is per report and is settled in the panel agreement.

• Accountants and advisers

  Ask on behalf of your clients

  From 1 July 2027 a capital gain is split either by the ATO's time-apportionment formula or by the property's market value on that date. For the clients the formula treats badly, that difference is the reason to get a value on record. A market value that has to hold up to the ATO, an auditor or the other side of a family law matter is the certified valuation: prepared and countersigned by a certified practising valuer, and written to be read by someone checking it. Tell us what your client base looks like and what a report has to contain before you would put it in front of them.

  What to include

  • Roughly how many of your clients you expect this to affect, and the states their properties are in.
  • What a report has to satisfy: an ATO position, an SMSF audit, a legal matter, or your own file.
  • Whether you would rather refer a client to us or order on their behalf.

  The automated Property Value Estimate Report is an estimate for a client's own planning. It is not a valuation, no certified practising valuer signs it, and it is not the document to put behind a tax position.

• Everything else

  Anything else at all

  Media, a partnership, a licensing question, something plainly wrong on this site, or a question about the two reports that the rest of the site does not answer. Questions about an order you have placed go through the link in your confirmation email, which opens your order status directly.

  What to include

  • What you are writing about, in the first line.
  • The page you were on, if something on this site is wrong or broken.
  • Who you are writing on behalf of, if it is not yourself.

What to put in a message so the reply is worth having

Put these four things in it and the first reply will be the useful one.

• Which of the three above you are, in a line at the top.
• The property's full address and the date the value has to be as at, if you are asking about a particular property.
• The state or territory the property is in.
• An email address that works. It is where the reply goes, and answering you is all it is used for.