For agents and inspectors

You have to prove your value in writing now

Give a seller something no other agent in the room is offering: a page of their home's documented history, with your name on it.

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About a minute. Free, and no card.

Why this matters now

Explaining your value is the job

Since the 2024 NAR settlement, compensation is negotiated in the open and a written buyer agreement comes before the first showing. Agents are being asked to say what they do, and to say it earlier.

70%

of agents say inspection or repair issues are what caused a deal to fall through

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60%

of sellers admit they did not disclose a problem they knew about

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For agents

What it does for your listing

A seller who has kept up their home has no way to prove it. That is the gap you can close.

  • Something to put in the listing presentationYou arrive with a tool the seller has not been offered before, and a concrete answer to what you do beyond opening doors.
  • Findings on your terms, not the buyer'sA pre-listing inspection lets a seller fix, price in, or simply explain what it found. The same report after an offer is a reason to ask for money back.
  • A reason a well-kept home prices like oneWhen a buyer cannot tell a maintained home from a neglected one, they discount both. Documentation is how your seller stops paying for someone else's hidden problems.
  • Your name on every page you bring inSend a seller your invite link and the property is credited to your profile, with its documents and its buyer questions.
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For inspectors

Move the work earlier

Your report belongs to whoever commissioned it. We never ask you to share one.

  • A second market for the same workMost inspections are ordered by a buyer after an offer. A seller who intends to share their home's condition needs one before listing — the same inspection, a different client.
  • Your report stops being the deal-killerRead two weeks after an offer, your findings are bad news. Read before the listing, they are what the price is built on.
  • Credited wherever your work appearsWhen a homeowner posts a report you wrote, they can name you on it, and the page links back to your profile.
  • Confidentiality stays yours to keepInterNACHI's Code of Ethics bars you from releasing a report without your client's written consent, and nothing here asks you to. Only the person who commissioned a report can post it. How report ownership works →
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Start to finish

How it actually works

  1. 1Create your profileName, brokerage or company, licence. About a minute.
  2. 2Send your invite linkCopy it, text it, or show the QR code at the kitchen table.
  3. 3Your seller claims the homeThey confirm it is theirs and add what they have. You are told when they do.
  4. 4The page carries your nameBuyers read the history, see who the agent is, and can ask the owner a question.

Set it up before your next listing appointment

It is free, it takes about a minute, and you leave with a link to send your sellers.

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Questions? Email chris@propertycredentials.com