Good afternoon
I do not know if anyone can put my mind at rest. We are due to have a buy-to-let valuation on my mum's house as we are looking at moving her in with us.
The problem is her house is EXTREMELY cluttered, she is disabled and finds it very difficult to keep it tidy. We have tried numerous times to clear out, declutter etc but she finds it very distressing. Now obviously, it will have to be done before it is let and we need to do some cosmetic changes.
However, for the purpose of the valuation there is very little we can do to make it any more presentable. We are going to go down early and try and hoover, tidy us as much as we can. My question is, do surveyors see past this to look at the potential. The property is a two bed cottage with upstairs bathroom, double glazing, central heating, garden. It could do with a lick of paint inside and out but apart from the serious amounts of nick-nacks inside, it has a lot going for it.
Many thanks