Inspection of the property by the bank

Hello everyone,

We bought our house in October last year and the bank had already announced to me back then that they would come by to assess the lending value. From everything I have read, not unusual, after all the bank gave me the money, of course they also want to know what for. But still, that doesn’t exactly excite me. Now, half a year later, to look at the house, what does that bring the bank? On the phone he said back then (he actually wanted to come in April, but we were still renovating and moving in) that mainly the location determines the price. So I wonder why they still need to look at the house from the inside. What do you think? Is that usual? Thanks and regards

What do you think about that? Is that common?

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From all that I have read, not uncommon,

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You read that the bank often does this during the loan approval or only an external inspection. I just don't necessarily want them to take photos of our furnishings.

A nice lady came to see the place on the ground floor. Asked for some information about the equipment and [Microlage] and off she went. Standard procedure as far as I know.

Hello everyone, On the phone he said back then (he wanted to come already in April, but we were still renovating and moving in), that actually above all the location determines the price.

if I give someone money and he renovates with it, I come by to see if he has done it properly

The appraiser was at our place yesterday...

Almost 2 years after moving in (in the new building)... I also first called the bank to check if that was actually their appraiser.

Walked through the house for 10 minutes and casually took a few photos with one hand, shot from the hip.