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Chartered Surveyors

A chartered surveyor as a whole is more than just an estate agent. They can provide expert witness services, single joint expert reports and will often be able to appear in court for these issues. Do watch out when you are looking for this type of appearance as they have to be compliant to CPR35 for civil procedure rules.

If you are looking to buy commercial property such as shops, offices, manufacturing plans and factories then you should consult a chartered surveyor who will be able to search out these types of premises and manage all aspects of the process.

All chartered surveyors should be a member of RICS which is the Royal institution of chartered surveyors. It represents excellence within the property profession. RICS set, maintain and regulate standards so if a chartered surveyor is part of this organisation you will know they are regulated.

Members of royal institution of chartered surveyors � RICS - should offer the best advice in land, property, construction and environmental issues. They will be able to advise you on anything to how many new trees you should plan in woodland to how to go about getting a telecommunications mast in your field as well as simply managing the sale and purchase of commercial and domestic property.

As far as farming is concerned you may need the services of a chartered surveyor for the purposes of annual stock taking or income tax purposes relating the live and dead farm stock as an independent body to audit this for official documents.

Land owners with forests or woodland will need to gain lots of advice and often a rural chartered surveyor can help with advice on land for planting, access to grants and schemes, management of the forest including weeding, thinning and clear felling. They will also be to offer advice in amenity planting, planting for sporting and in the area of shelterbelts.

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