Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about commissioning a RICS valuation in Morocco — fees, process, remote work, legal admissibility, IFRS 13, and more.
Process
How do I choose a property appraiser in Morocco?
Verify RICS regulation, market-specific experience (5+ years on your city), institutional references (banks, courts, funds), and request a sample report.
Full answer →What's the difference between a valuation and an estimate?
An estimate is a commercial, subjective, non-binding opinion — typically free from a real estate agency.
Full answer →What is the typical turnaround time for a valuation report?
Standard reports: 5-8 business days from site visit. Rush 48-hour service available (+30-50% fee).
Full answer →In which languages do you deliver reports?
French and English are standard, delivered as separate documents or bilingual single document.
Full answer →What documents do you need to value my property?
Title deed (Titre Foncier), cadastral plan, building permit (if applicable), floor plans, lease contracts (for income-producing assets), and any technical
Full answer →Administrative
What are your payment terms?
50% on order, 50% on delivery. Bank transfer in MAD, EUR, USD or GBP. We issue invoices compliant with Moroccan tax requirements.
Full answer →How do you handle confidentiality and data protection?
Every assignment is covered by a strict confidentiality clause. Reports are shared only with the client and authorised parties.
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