Sign-off
Agree, or adjust. Then sign.
A Designated Member who didn't walk the house checks it, sets the value and signs. The model estimate is a reference, not a value or an appraisal.
Five steps
What the signer does.
Everything the walker found, in one place, beside a model estimate to check against.
- 01Record vs. on siteEvery answer the walker changed is flagged.
- 02Model estimateA reference for the appraiser, not a value or an appraisal.
- 03Your valueAgree, or adjust with a written reason. Big moves ask twice.
- 04Return with notesSend a step back to the walker; they see exactly what to fix.
- 05Approve and signThe report opens only after approval, and the signed value is locked.
Separation of duties
Whoever walked it can't sign it.
The walker and the signer are different people, and the software enforces it. Each person's part, and every change, is on the record.
- The walker can't approve their own job
- Signers use multi-factor sign-in
- Every decision in the audit trail
The report
The report opens only after approval.
Drafted from the walk. Edit the commentary beside a live PDF; the signed value stays locked.
Download the sample PDFFictional house, firm and appraisers. 11 pages, with every room and all 38 photos.