Trust Is Built on Verification.
Property Score 360 is designed to go beyond ordinary homeowner-submitted information. Our proposed verification process evaluates supporting documentation to establish what can reasonably be confirmed.
"Not all records are created equal. Verification helps separate documented facts from unsupported claims."
The Proposed Verification Process
A structured approach to evaluating property records and establishing what can reasonably be confirmed.
Submit a Record
A homeowner or qualified professional submits information about a repair, maintenance service, inspection, or improvement.
Provide Supporting Documentation
Supporting information may include invoices, photographs, permits, warranty records, service documents, or professional inspection findings.
Review and Verification
Property Score 360 evaluates the submitted information using its established verification procedures.
Update the Property History
Accepted records are added to the property's historical timeline with a clear indication of their verification level.
Maintain a Lasting Record
As future work is completed, new records can be added to the same property profile, building a comprehensive history over time.
Verification Has Different Levels
Confirming that an invoice is authentic is different from independently inspecting the quality of the completed work. The platform clearly communicates these distinctions so users understand the source and reliability of each record.
Information provided directly by the homeowner. Not independently confirmed.
Records supported by a licensed professional who completed the work.
Documentation evaluated through Property Score 360's verification process.
Property Score 360 does not currently perform physical inspections, guarantee construction quality, or independently verify every submitted record. Verification levels reflect the type and source of documentation available.