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Free Core Logic Property Report via ING Bank @ Property Value

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Free property report from ING Home loans based on Core logic. You can download the report unlike others send it to your email.

Disclaimer: The ING Property Report is available to customers who provide their contact details for ING to contact them about products and services. Property reports are prepared by CoreLogic. The statements, information and opinions contained in those reports are those of CoreLogic only, and ING does not endorse or accept any liability for them.

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    • Same here…

    • Worked for me just now

  • -5

    We got one from Mquarie Bank. It was about 12 years old, totally out of date and irrelevant.

  • +1

    I like to check these see how outdated their info is. Due to rebuild 6 years ago, estimated price is way off, pictures are from 13 years ago, house details are wrong.

  • +1

    Outdated

  • +1

    My report shows the estimated value of my property is 300K above what I paid for in Dec'2020. I must have scored a Bargain!.

    • not really… if anything i would estimate that its undervalued, property is literally past the moon and going to mars.

  • +1

    nice my property is valued at up to 2 mill … LOL

    they actually have the sales history plus even the recent DA i filed…

    given these are automated computer generated, i would rate their valuation to be extremely inaccurate.

    but its fun to see anyways.

  • +3

    Think of a number, any number….

  • +1

    useless for me

  • This information is all available for free on the big realestate websites.
    No need to give away your details or fake details.

    Domain: https://www.domain.com.au/property-profile
    Realestate: https://www.realestate.com.au/property/
    Realestateview: https://www.realestateview.com.au/property-360/

    Just type in your address and you get the info - they based on different data sets so will differ a bit. (Online Valuation of a property is mainly an algorithm of recent sales (so actually has nothing to do with your property - think: You added a luxury kitchen and bathroom - how could they value this as they don't know about it. )

    Also recent sales data is out there for free. Example for VIC: https://reiv.com.au/market-insights

  • +2

    $12 million - hmmm that's abit low for my expectations.

  • +1

    Literally no different to what domain says except I didn’t need to give them personal info.

    • +1

      VERY different.

      The relationship is like this - Corelogic = realestate.com.au, Pricefinder = domain.com.au

  • +1

    Just wondering will this estimated value be close to what a lender bank value a property?

    Thinking of switching loans and the new bank said they will do a valuation before switching and if the property value comes close to what ING estimates then it will reduce down my LVR quite significantly which will in turn reduce my interest rate with them.

  • Lol I bought an apartment about 2 months ago for 520k. The est vaue on this report is 590, with a range of 523-652. The range of identical units in the building's sale prices have been 520-585, so it's estimate is already higher than the most expensive sale price for an identically sized unit..
    Though the idea of selling for a 13% return after 2 months sounds nice ;)

  • Despite it saying High Confidence it’s comparing my 3 bedroom apartment with quite a sizeable courtyard and private secured parking to apartments with no courtyard and an unsecured carpark… I know from sales in the area that can make $100k difference. Not very useful.

  • Depending on your property & frequency of local sales, a report from Corelogic may not be accurate as the data is often quite out of date and doesn't take into account unique attributes to your home, which can significantly impact the report.

    You're far better off getting a knowledgeable, well-rated local real estate agent to give you an update on where your property sits in the market.

  • great

  • -2

    Must be a lot of first home buyers who don’t really know what they’re doing and don’t understand there is nothing special about this “deal”. Only explanation for so many upvotes.

    The same people who have cashed in their super, never bothered to save a deposit and earn it, who haven’t followed the market for more than 12 months… and have no idea what things are actually worth and driving up the market with stupid offers.

  • The picture of my property is more than a decade old, before we did a complete knockdown rebuild lol.

    Don't really trust the figures then

    • +1

      If you haven’t put your house up for sale or rent since the rebuild, why would a computer valuation be accurate?

  • Who used my email account and maxed its uses.

    [email protected] is mine!!!

  • Perfect timing for Indonesia's Independence day!

  • Not very accurate, but that's cause I'm in a new housing development.

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