Sample report
842 Maple Street — Deal Report
12 units · Built 1968 · Multifamily
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Findings
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Three of eight units are still on their original 1998 condensers.
Source: Inspection report — page 22
6.1 HVAC — Units 2, 5, and 7 retain their original 1998 condensing units. The remaining five units were replaced in 2016 per maintenance logs. No service contract was included in the documents provided.
Roofing
Next 12 monthsUnclear
The roof was reroofed per the seller’s disclosure. No permit for that work was in the records provided.
Source: Inspection report — page 14
4.3 Roofing — The main roof was reroofed according to the seller’s disclosure statement. No permit for this work was located in the jurisdiction’s building department records provided with the inspection file. The remaining roof sections show granule loss consistent with the stated age.
Plumbing
Plan forDocumented
The water heater is 11 years old, near the end of its expected life.
Source: Inspection report — page 27
7.4 Water heater — The water heater is 11 years old, near the end of the 10 to 13 year service life typical for this type. No leaks were observed at the time of inspection. Replacement cost was not quoted in the documents provided.
13 more Findings like these, grouped the same way, in a full Deal Report.
CapEx
Each line of work carries a cost range and, just as important, where that range came from. A number with no source is a guess; PropertyScope tells you which kind it is.
Replace three original 1998 condensing units (units 2, 5, 7)
Required repair$14,000–$19,000 — Estimate range, not from your documents
Before closing — units are past double their expected service life
Confirm the roofing permit with the building department
EvaluationNo cost — a records request, not a repair
During diligence — an unpermitted reroof can become a negotiation item
Water heater replacement (original to 2015)
Reserve$2,400–$3,200 — PropertyScope planning allowance
Within 2 years — operating normally today
Open Questions
What the documents do not answer matters as much as what they do. Each question says who to ask and what to request.
Before closing
The listing notes mention a sewer scope. No scope report was provided.
Unknown. Ask the seller for the report.
Documentation & follow-up
The inspection references maintenance logs for the 2016 HVAC replacement. The logs themselves were not in the file.
Ask the seller for the logs.
2 more Open Questions in the full report.
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