• Exterior Condition

Assess the exterior of the home, including siding, roofing, windows, and landscaping.

Note any signs of wear, damage, or needed repairs. Evaluate curb appeal and overall condition.

• Interior Condition

Inspect the interior of the home, including walls, flooring, ceilings, and fixtures.

Document any visible defects, such as cracks, stains, or water damage. Assess overall cleanliness and maintenance.

• Kitchen and Bathrooms

Evaluate the condition and functionality of kitchen and bathroom fixtures, appliances, and plumbing.

Test appliances, faucets, and toilets for proper operation. Note any signs of wear or outdated features.

• Structural Integrity

Assess the structural integrity of the home, including the foundation, walls, and support beams.

Look for signs of settlement, sagging, or structural damage. Document any issues that may affect stability.

• HVAC Systems

Inspect heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems for functionality and condition.

Test heating and cooling systems. Check for proper ventilation and airflow.

• Electrical Systems

Evaluate the electrical system for safety and compliance with building codes.

Test outlets, switches, and circuit breakers. Ensure wiring is up to code and not overloaded.

• Plumbing Systems

Assess the plumbing system for leaks, water pressure, and drainage.

Check for leaks under sinks, around fixtures, and in crawl spaces. Test water pressure and drainage.

• Overall Condition

Summarize the overall condition of the home, noting any major defects or concerns.

Provide an assessment of the property's value based on condition, location, and comparable sales.