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  • Profile photo of john_preacherjohn_preacher
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    Just wondering if anyone know whether St George give out written valuations or not?

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    In a nutshell – No

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    Sorry that was a sweeping answer.

    No unless you sign a letter of disclaimer which should be available at the local branch

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    just a polite question john_preacher, why do you need st g’s vals?

    cheers

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    Profile photo of john_preacherjohn_preacher
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    Sorry for the delay. It’s not so much St George, it’s wondering which banks actually do. To me a written Val is a written gaurantee that the bank wont stuff you around when it’s time to re-invest into another IP.
    I was asking about ST George because someone told me that they do written VALs.

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    Virtually no bank will give out vals. CBA used to even have a policy of not telling you what it come in at!

    However, ANZ allow the brokers to order and receive the vals.

    All lenders do written vals too.

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    A written valuation for mortgage purposes if requested by the bank, is undertaken for THE BANK only. There is prorbaly not much to gain by asking for a copy. In theory you would have to get the valuation firm’s written permission to recieve one.

    If you decide to refinance with a valuation that has another Bank’s name on it, the second bank would not be covered anyway. This would defeat the purpose of getting a valuation for mortgage security.

    I could talk till I’m blue in the face…[puke] Let me know if you want the ins and outs.

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