1. What Cheru Estimate is
Cheru Estimate provides automated property-value guidance using the property information you provide together with available location and market evidence.
2. Not a formal valuation
A Cheru Estimate is not a formal valuation, survey or signed professional opinion. It does not include a physical inspection and should not be treated as a substitute for one where a formal valuation is required.
3. Data and property limitations
Property and market evidence can be incomplete, delayed or uneven. Cheru may not know about renovations, defects, interior condition, legal interests, encumbrances, private transaction terms or other factors that can affect value. See How Cheru Estimate works.
4. How to read the range
The displayed range is an estimate based on the evidence available to Cheru at the time. Asking prices and observed market information are not the same as completed sale prices, and the range is not a guarantee of accuracy or a statistical confidence interval.
5. How to use an Estimate
Cheru Estimate can be useful for early research, comparing asking prices, understanding market context and preparing for a property conversation or negotiation.
6. When to get a professional valuation
Use an appropriately qualified professional where a valuation is required for lending, legal, tax, accounting, insurance, dispute resolution or another transaction-critical purpose.
7. No guaranteed transaction price
An Estimate does not guarantee that a property will be listed, financed, bought, sold or rented at the midpoint or within the displayed range. Actual outcomes depend on the property, the market and the parties involved.
8. Estimates can change
Market conditions, available evidence and property information can change. A later Estimate for the same property may therefore be different.
9. Related terms
This disclaimer should be read together with Cheru's Terms of Use.
10. Contact us
If you have a question about a Cheru Estimate, email info@cheru.co.ke.