📊 What We're Seeing: A 36% gap!

Every week we cross-reference seller disclosures against inspection reports. The gap is consistent.

The numbers

• Average seller transparency score: 64/100
• That means roughly 36% of issues the inspector identifies were not mentioned in the disclosure
• This is not necessarily fraud — sellers may not know. But the gap is where your negotiation power lives.

How to use this

If a seller said "no known plumbing issues" and the inspector finds corroded pipes, that is a stronger position than negotiating on something already disclosed. Read the disclosure before the inspection, then compare line by line afterward.

What is the biggest gap you have seen between a disclosure and an inspection? 👇

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Upload your inspection report and seller disclosure. Our AI cross-references every finding against 13 public data sources, calculates ZIP-adjusted repair costs, grades the seller's transparency A–F, and gives you a recommended offer price in 60 seconds.

• ✅ Offer strategy (3 options: aggressive / recommended / conservative)
• ✅ Repair cost breakdown by system
• ✅ Seller transparency score
• ✅ Negotiation playbook
• ✅ One-click Request for Repair addendum

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