Wednesday 27 June 2012

Halifax offers to refund homebuyers' valuations if their property purchase falls through | Mail Online

Halifax offers to refund homebuyers' valuations if their property purchase falls through | Mail Online

Mortgage giant Halifax has become the first lender to offer to refund homebuyers' valuation fees if their purchase falls through.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender says that it will return the cost of the standard valuation, which depends on a property’s size and starts at £370, to the buyer if the purchase does not go ahead through no fault of their own.

But the money will only be returned to them if they successfully buy another property with their Halifax mortgage, which they will have had to pay another valuation fee for.

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