Property details
Full address, owner and tenant contact, parcel ID, and unit identifiers recorded to reliably associate the inspection with the correct asset.
Clear, consistent inspection records reduce dispute risk, speed repairs and insurance processing, and provide an auditable condition baseline for buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants. They protect parties by documenting observable facts and the inspector’s professional assessment.
Property Inspection Records are used by multiple roles across transactions and operations; different users focus on different sections of the report.
Each role benefits from a consistent form and clear signoff fields so responsibilities and timelines are evident.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Inspector fields | Required, include license and contact inputs |
| Photo fields | Allow multiple file uploads, enforce JPEG/PNG |
| Signature order | Inspector signs first, then owner/manager |
| Retention tag | Auto-file by property ID and inspection date |
Choose delivery and authentication methods that match risk and regulatory needs.
Full address, owner and tenant contact, parcel ID, and unit identifiers recorded to reliably associate the inspection with the correct asset.
Standardized checklist entries for each room or system (roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical) to enable consistent condition scoring and comparison.
Dated photos with captions tied to checklist items to substantiate observations and reduce disputes over subjective descriptions.
Simple severity classification (minor, moderate, major) with suggested next steps to guide repairs and cost estimates.
Inspector name, company, license or certification number, contact details, and insurance information to verify professional authority.
Clear signature blocks with date and method (electronic or printed), plus an audit trail capturing IP, timestamp, and action history.
Founder Tim Martin used standardized online inspection records to replace paper move-out forms
COO Brian Fitzgibbons adopted digital inspection records for rental properties to centralize data collection
The manager reviews findings, confirms corrective actions, and signs to acknowledge receipt. Their signature authorizes budget allocation and contractor engagement.
The licensed inspector attests to observed conditions and signs with license details. Their professional declaration is used for liability allocation and regulatory compliance.