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The candidate is required to put together a portfolio containing 10 valuations, the majority of which will be completed using the comparable method. 8 of these 10 valuations can be taken from properties used within the Home Inspector Portfolio.
The remaining 2 properties must cover one of a new build and a minimum of 1 using the investment method.
The following table should be used to record all 10 valuations:
| Candidate Name: | Assessor Name: | |||||
| IV Name: | Date: | |||||
| Report example V1, V2, V3 CM=Comparable method IM=Investment Method HCR=Home Condition Report | ||||||
| Pre 1st WW | Inter War | Post 2nd WW | Method used (CM/IM) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Detached | |||||
| Semi Detached |
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| Terrace | ||||||
| Flat | ||||||
The 10 Valuations are to be presented as a complete set within a portfolio and submitted
to the Assessment Centre for review and Internal Verification.
Portfolio's must be presented in an understandable format, with accurate referencing throughout and reports clearly identified.
Your portfolio will be assessed against the requirements set out within the 
Valuation for Secured Lending Handbook, under Unit 1 and Unit 2.
Candidates who have completed their Diploma in Home Inspection will receive their Valuation Certificate on completion of these two additional units, whereas candidates who have not yet achieved their Diploma will receive both certificates together.