Why Create an Inspection Report?
National and State Standards of Practice
Required to create a written report
Set Expectations for Client
Reduce your liability
Build rapport with client, agents and sellers
Create a successful business
Choose Your Words Carefully
Write what you say, say what you write
Stupid vs. Unconventional
Avoid the "Code" word
Age vs. Expected Lifespan
Create a dialog between buyer and seller
Don't assign responsibility
Three Key Components of Effective Report Writing
Clear
Concise
Directive
Advantages of Matrix Advantage Report System
Field generated report, on-site delivery to all parties
Client sees how extensive the report is
Controls exposure
Helps with sales
Ease of use
Tabs
One notebook MA
Matrix with Classification folder
NCR forms
No expensive and bulky computer, printer, etc.
No power, no problem - "I always have another pen."
Concerned about your handwriting, follow-up with a
typed report, software reporting systems
Short learning curve
Review of Tabs and Report Pages of the Matrix Advantage
Technical Overview
Illustrations whenever possible
Pictures to I.D. specific conditions
Systematically complete the respective report sections
Role Play
Consumers overview of the MA system
Review the contract & fees
Not all news is bad news, data capture vs. defects
"Appears Serviceable"
Set expectations, identify roles
Control the inspection
Build Rapport and Confidence
Virtual Inspection
Following the logical path of a home inspection
Using pictures to identify conditions with a specific property then reviewing how those conditions would be included in the report.
Multiple Conditions with completed form
Brief discussion of condition
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Matrix Advantage Starter Kit
Register Online or Call 1-888-323-9235.
* Approved for 8 CE hours by most states and organizations.