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Are you interested in or just even fascinated by real estate? Do you desire to have your share of the Giga billions exchanging hands in the real estate (built) sector?

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Who is an Estate Surveyor & Valuer?
Someone who carries out the inspection, market survey and analysis of real estate is an estate surveyor (i.e. estate market surveyor). He then uses his inspection and market survey data to arrive at the value of the asset. Thus, putting the two names together, he is an Estate Surveyor and Valuer. The course leading to this profession is usually called Estate Management in Nigerian Universities and it is offered within the Environmental Sciences Faculty. The Surveyor and Valuer’s functions include among others, services such as property management, Valuation of assets, Feasibility and Viability studies, Estate agency, Public lands administration, Land use planning and Management, Project Management, Property deal counselling, Arranging finance for investment, Arbitration.

Entry Requirements:

Five credits in SSCE/GCE including English, Mathematics and Economics and minimum of 3 years in a registered office. Unaccredited OND Estate Management Programme. OND of allied professions with minimum of one and half year in a registered office. Graduates of non-allied courses.

The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers is a non-profit, voluntary, professional organization set up and registered in 1969 as a professional body to cater for the interest of the landed profession in Nigeria. Six years later that is in 1975, it got Government recognition through the promulgation of the Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration etc. Act (See Laws of Nigeria 1990, Volume 7, Chapter III) which is more popularly known as Decree Number 24, of 1975.
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