Driveway to signed appraisal.
Your Candidates walk the house on a phone. Your Designated Members check it, set the value and sign it, on the web.
Three people. One job. Nobody signs off their own walk.
Pick the house, the walker and a date.
What we already hold about the house goes with the job, so the walk starts prefilled.
Every room. Every system. Every photo.
A guided walk, section by section. Most taps confirm what the record already says.
- 11
- sections, in order
- 117
- data points on a typical house
- 0
- bars of signal needed
Agree, or adjust. Then sign.
A second appraiser sees what changed on site, the photos and a model estimate. The model estimate is a reference, not a value or an appraisal: the value is always the appraiser's.
How sign-off works →What lands on the client’s desk.
Approve it and the report is drafted from the walk. The signed value stays locked.
A fictional house, firm and appraisers. 11 pages, with every room and all 38 photos.
A 1978 basement-entry home on a 7,405 sq ft lot in a settled Saanich neighbourhood, partly updated (kitchen 2018, roof 2019, heat pump 2022), with a legal two-bedroom suite renovated in 2021. The walk found a fourth bedroom and 130 sq ft more finished area than the record held, and moss on the north roof slope.