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It's a single property intelligence report that pulls together public records — ownership, tax assessment, structure details, zoning — with owner-added information about your home's appliances and systems, all in one branded, shareable document.

Location and ownership details, building specs (year built, square footage, roof info), lot and zoning data, tax assessment history, and — if you've added them — appliance details with an age, estimated remaining lifespan, and a condition score for each one.

Once you enter an appliance's brand, model, and manufacture date, the report estimates its age, expected and remaining lifespan, and a risk category (low/medium/high) based on typical failure patterns for that type of appliance. It also flags a repair-vs-replace cost breakpoint so you know roughly when repair stops making financial sense.

No — right now it's a supplement, not a substitute. It's meant to give buyers, agents, and yourself a fuller, more current picture of the property than the standard disclosure form alone provides.

Yes, it's built to be shared. You can hand the PDF to your listing agent, include it with your disclosure paperwork, or pass it along to interested buyers directly.

The public records portion (tax, ownership, structure) reflects the most recent assessor and county filings made available to us. The appliance section is only as current as what you've entered, so it's worth updating it if something's replaced or repaired.

Prior to purchase, share the report with homeowners or professionals to help gather information, such as photos or appliance details. When they're done with their part, they can notify you with a simple tap of the finger. Review their additions and complete the purchase to access the full report. Post-purchase the users you worked with will keep read-only access.

Yes, in a limited fashion. Edit missing public record data, photos or some aspects of the appliances. You can't change everything, but you can tailor certain aspects should it be necessary.