Step by Step Guide to Processing Your Valuation Report on Gosmartvalue

Congratulations! You have officially received your valuation instruction. 

Now how do you process it? 

Here is a step by step guide to your processing your valuation report!

Step 1

View Valuation Instructions 

Step 2 

Select the Valuation instruction you would like to process 

- Select view to view the instruction 

- Select view documents to view and download attached documents 

- Accept valuation 

Step 3

(Optional)  Assign Valuer 

If you would like to assign the instruction to another valuer to process, view valuers and assign the valuer you wish to transfer the instruction to. 

Step 4

Process Pending Reports 

Once you have accepted a report it will be moved to pending reports. 

- select to open the report you are processing 

- Fill in the valuation form 

If the property is income generating select the number of units and complete the rental schedule accordingly if not just type 0.

Complete report by entering your values, attaching images and or relevant documents of the property. 

Select location of the property and draw the outline. 

You may SAVE the report for later submission or 

Complete the report to submit. 

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