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Danish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||
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5 | inspection report |
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5 | survey and valuation report |
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3 | Surveyor's report |
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2 | surveyor's report |
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surveyor's report Explanation: Reason I think this is that 'syns og skønsmand' means 'surveyor' or 'expert' |
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inspection report Explanation: That's what it's called in the US. It could also be called a survey report. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-03-21 10:01:13 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Here is some UK information: \"Both you and your mortgage lender need to know whether the property is actually worth the amount of money you have agreed to fork out for it. As well as what is known as the basic valuation, there are two main types of survey: the homebuyer\'s report and the buildings survey (also known as the full structural survey). All lenders require a basic valuation, but is strongly advised that you also have an independent, more detailed survey carried out as the basic valuation will only show up any obvious problems that you will probably have noticed yourself. The level of survey you need depends a lot on the individual property you are buying. \" So in the UK it\'s either called a homebuyer\'s report or a structural survey. Hope this helps! |
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Surveyor's report Explanation: This must be surveyor's report because 'syn og skøn' refers to 'surveying' property. |
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survey and valuation report Explanation: Ifølge Økonomisk Ordbog og mange link på nettet. Reference: http://www.cwsurveyors.co.uk/homesurv.htm Reference: http://www.barbers-online.co.uk/survey.htm |
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