For Home Buyers
Know More About a Home Before You Make It Yours.
Buying a home shouldn't feel like a guessing game. Traditional listings tell you about square footage and appearance — but not the full story of a home's maintenance and repair history.
What 360 Property Score Offers Buyers
Access documented property history earlier in your home search — where records exist.
Understand the Home Beyond the Listing
Review available maintenance records, repairs, renovations, and major system replacements documented in the property's profile.
Discover Important Property Information Earlier
Gain access to available documented information about water damage, foundation concerns, structural repairs, and other significant issues before making major purchasing decisions.
Ask Better Questions
Use the property's history to identify information worth discussing with the seller, agent, or home inspector.
Compare Properties With Greater Context
Explore the documented history and scoring information of different homes alongside traditional listing details.
Reduce Unexpected Surprises
Better information may help buyers identify areas requiring further investigation, although no report can eliminate the risk of undiscovered problems.
Buy With Greater Confidence
Make more informed decisions using available documentation rather than relying solely on appearances or seller representations.
Why Wait Until the Home Inspection to Start Asking Questions?
Many buyers don't discover important property issues until after an offer has been accepted and the inspection process has begun. 360 Property Score's goal is to make useful property-history information available earlier, where records exist.
Be Among the First to Explore Property Reports360 Property Score does not replace a professional home inspection, seller disclosure requirements, title research, or other due diligence. Always consult qualified professionals when evaluating a property.