Australia's affordable, valuer-certified SMSF valuation.

Yes. Under SISR Regulation 8.02B, SMSF trustees must report all fund assets, including property, at market value every financial year, and the auditor must be satisfied the figure is based on objective and supportable data. No exemption applies to stable or slow-moving markets, a figure that was defensible last year still needs fresh evidence this year. Most trustees simply order at the same time each year as part of audit preparation, so the valuation date lines up with the fund's 30 June accounts.

Yes. Every report is prepared to meet SISR Reg 8.02B and the ATO valuation guidelines (NAT 71550). That means documented comparable sales evidence, a clear methodology statement explaining how the figure was reached, and an explicit independence declaration confirming the valuation was produced at arm's length from the trustees, the three things auditors most commonly ask for. The report arrives as a single PDF your auditor can file directly with the fund's workpapers.

The Instant Market Estimate ($79) is data-driven and ready in minutes, it analyses recent comparable sales and produces a market value with supporting evidence and a confidence score, which many auditors accept as objective and supportable data. The valuer report ($129) is prepared and signed by a qualified, registered valuer, so the SISR 8.02B independence requirement is satisfied automatically and there's nothing further to demonstrate. If your auditor has queried evidence before, or the asset is unusual, the signed report is the safer choice.

It's a desktop valuation, so no physical site inspection is needed and nobody has to attend the property, the valuer works from official land records, current market data and comparable sales. The AI Assessment is ready within minutes of payment; the valuer-signed report is usually delivered the same day. That makes it practical to order right before an audit deadline, though valuing at the same time each year keeps your fund's records consistent.