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Fluctuations, 1st edition

The purpose of this guidance note is to outline the different types of fluctuating price mechanisms available for use within those contracts, selection of the most appropriate mechanism for particular situations, and techniques fo...

Guidelines for the Use of GNSS in Surveying and Mapping, 2nd edition

This guidance note sets out best practice guidelines for surveyors and clients on the use of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) in land surveying and mapping.

Health and Safety for Residential Property Managers, 1st edition

This guidance note sets out practical guidance around the health and safety management of most types and configurations of residential properties.

Historic Building Conservation, 1st edition

Intended to embody best practice, this guidance note is essential reading for members practising or working on any traditionally constructed building or structure.

Home Surveys: Information Sheet

Home Surveys: Leasehold Properties Advice

Home Surveys: Maintenance Tips

Home Surveys: What to do now

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation) Practice note (Scotland), 1st edition

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation) Professional Statement, 5th edition

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation) Report

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation) Sample Report (Scotland)

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation), 5th edition

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation), Description and Standard Terms of Engagement (Scotland)

HomeBuyer Report (Survey & Valuation), Description and Standard Terms of Engagement

HomeBuyer Report (Survey) Professional Statement, 1st edition

HomeBuyer Report (Survey), 1st edition

HomeBuyer Report (Survey): Description and Standard Terms of Engagement

Independent Expert Determination, 1st edition

This guidance is designed primarily to assist those who are appointed either by the President of RICS or directly by the parties to a dispute, to act as an independent expert to determine their dispute.

Interim Valuations and Payment, 1st edition

Most construction contracts require interim payments to be paid to the contractor. This is to relieve the contractor of the burden of financing the whole of the works until completion; works which may take many months or years to ...