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Red Book pre-audit checklist
Are you preparing for a Red Book audit? This checklist will help those who are looking to improve the delivery of Red Book valuation products to clients.
Professional Guidance
A selection of Residential Agency Surveying titles from our publications library.
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Guidance Notes Index - Property, Land & Construction
Guidance Note index for Property, Land and Construction Surveying Professions
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Red Book terms of engagement and valuation report guidance note
Introduction to the suite of templates and guidance on their use.
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Valuation Model Instruction
Sample model instruction
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Sample Red Book Terms of Engagement
Sample Red Book terms of engagement to assist with compliance with Red Book
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Valuation Instruction Sheet
Sample valuation instruction sheet
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Valuation Report
Sample valuation report for Red Book
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Valuation Report Letter
Sample valuation report letter for Red Book
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Valuation of residential property in Ireland, Practice Statement
This is the Irish Chapter of the RedBook covering obligations on members undertaking residential property valuations.
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Private Rented Sector Code of Practice
The SCSI Private Rented Sector Code of Practice is a guidance note for members and covers the renting and subsequent property management of residential property on behalf of landlords.
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A Guide to Taxation for the Auctioneers and Land Agents
This Information Paper is a second edition and has been updated following recent changes to agri taxation measures in Budget 2015. The IP intends to offer the rural surveyor clarity surrounding the complex area of taxation whilst providing all relevant taxation information together in the one document.
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Surveys of Residential Property
Produced by the SCSI Building Surveying Professional Group Committee, this guidance has been developed to provide a defined structure to building inspections and reporting of information to clients. Given the complexities of different property categories requiring different types of reporting, this guidance note offers surveyors useful information to provide appropriate recommendations to their clients.