Listing vs. record
Living area, legal use, permit chronology, transaction history and taxes are cross-checked rather than repeated.
Before you make the offer
The listing is the sales pitch. Check what it leaves out.
Cross-check the listing against public records, see a realistic monthly ownership cost, and leave with the questions to resolve before your contingencies run out.
One lifetime preview, no card. Read the anonymized sample
What the listing leaves out
A second set of eyes before the expensive commitments.
The report separates established facts, contradictions and open questions, then routes each question to the right professional.
True ownership cost
Amortizing mortgage, current and projected tax, insurance, HOA and a maintenance reserve — with unknowns left unknown.
A professional handoff
A prioritized list says what to ask the inspector, attorney, title provider, insurer, assessor or seller, and when.
Worked sample
One contradiction does not make a house a disaster. It makes it a question.
The anonymized single-family buyer view has no deal-breaker and no high-severity finding. It still refuses to treat 520 disputed square feet as settled.
An owner-occupied single-family
Read the buyer decision, ownership-cost scenarios, source trail, open questions and prioritized action plan in the real report UI.
Homebuyer pricing
Start with the preview. Pay for the homes that become finalists.
This is report access, not a listing-search subscription. One home is a permanent unlock; the small pack follows a short list for a year.
Free preview
$0
- 1 lifetime research preview
- See the decision and deal-breakers before paying
- No card required
Buyer report
$49 one time
- 1 complete buyer report
- Permanent access to that report
- Web and PDF findings, costs, sources and action plan
Buyer finalist pack
$99 one time
- 3 complete buyer reports
- Credits available for 12 months
- Permanent access to every report the pack funds
A diligence brief, not a substitute.
This report does not replace a property inspection, title search, insurance review, or legal review. It organizes public evidence and the unresolved questions so those professionals can spend their time on the points that matter.