For home buyers and sellers

Understand what the inspection report says—and what it does not automatically mean.

Inspection reports are thorough by design, but technical language and dozens of findings can make every item feel equally urgent.

ClearPath reorganizes the original report into a plain-English visual guide without replacing the inspector or telling you what decision to make.

Use it to identify confirmed conditions, unanswered questions, reasonable professional follow-up, and the original report page for every item.

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Choose your role

The same source-bound process, labeled for your side of the conversation.

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For buyers

Make the conversation more focused.

Separate what the inspector documented from what still needs clarification, then prepare better questions for your agent, inspector, or specialist.

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For sellers

Respond to the written findings—not assumptions.

Review what the report confirms, where diagnosis should come before pricing, and what records or professional information may help clarify the issue.

Create a Seller Report →

Keep the original report. Add a clearer guide beside it.

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