Inspections, explained
Every finding ranked and priced in about a minute.
For every client, before, during and after closing. It keeps your homeowners coming back, and tells you when to engage.
The market has made each client worth more and each transaction rarer. The agents who win the next listing are the ones still useful in year six.
Sources: NAR 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers; NAR existing-home sales, September 2026.
One touch per client per 30 days at most, and never between 8 pm and 8 am. You approve every one.
Five moments from one day. Morgan is a composite agent; every screen is the product.
Example data. Follow-up queued overnight, waiting for your approval.

Example data. Findings ranked and priced.

Sarah just finished a renovation. Three talking points, one of which is a listing two doors down.
MLS facts, a description and the document bundle, pulled from the home's own record.

Example data. A document question is answered from the file. A price question comes to you, tomorrow.

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Upload the report. Every page is read, every finding is ranked and priced, and the note to your client is drafted.

The PDF from any inspector. Photos and captions included.
Findings appear as pages are read. One push when it finishes.

A score, the must-knows with cost ranges, and the note ready for your OK.
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Every finding ranked and priced in about a minute.
One call a day, picked from your whole sphere.
The home's own records answer, then hand off to you.
Snap a label or receipt. The AI reads and files it.
Every appliance checked against new recalls daily.
The home's record becomes MLS-ready facts and documents.



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