We have not had ours (on phase 6 valued), but it's interesting to speculate.
If a buyer wants to subrogate the CAM mortgage from PW, or if any other mortgage is sought, a valuation will be required.
There will be no problem I believe with the subrogation, as it is only around 56% of the contract price. Where there may be a problem is with the top up mortgage or any other single mortgage which takes the loan up to 70% of contract price (LTV)
It's possible that properties will be downvalued, given that there are resales being advertised below contract price (see chersun.com if you want proof). If that happens, it would restrict borrowing to 70% of the valuation
If it's like the UK, downvaluing is unlikely however. The valuer rarely spoils the party. And it's usually not a problem with LTV around 70% - it gets more exciting at higher levels
I'm sure the true market value of pretty well any property on Hacienda is currently below contract price. By how much opinions will differ. Any valuation will be solely based on whether the asset is adequate security for the mortgage, not market value
For us, we planned to mortgage to the max and rent out. We have now scaled down our plans and are going to complete with cash and hve a lovely quiet holiday home we can visit as often as we want.
Neil