Katsastustodistus

Katsastustodistus, also known as a property valuation certificate, is a document issued by a government agency in Finland that provides information about the value of a property. This certificate is essential for various legal and financial transactions involving real estate, such as property sales, loans, and insurance.

The valuation process is conducted by a certified appraiser who assesses the property's condition, location, size, and other relevant factors. The appraiser then determines the property's market value, which is the price at which the property would likely sell in the open market under normal conditions.

Katsastustodistus includes several key details:

- The property's address and identification number

- The date of the valuation

- The appraiser's name and certification number

- The property's assessed value

- The property's type (e.g., residential, commercial)

- The property's size and other relevant characteristics

The certificate is valid for a specific period, typically five years, after which a new valuation must be conducted. This ensures that the property's value remains accurate and up-to-date.

Katsastustodistus is an important document for property owners, buyers, and sellers, as well as for financial institutions and government agencies. It provides a reliable basis for determining the property's value and facilitates various legal and financial transactions involving real estate.