Every Home Has a Story. Now It Has a Score.
A smarter way to understand your home's condition, maintenance history, and overall health.
Property Score 360 is designed to give residential properties a comprehensive health score ranging from 0 to 360, with 360 representing the highest possible rating. Our scoring framework evaluates six essential areas of a property — structure, exterior, mechanical systems, plumbing, electrical systems, interior condition, and documented maintenance history. Rather than relying solely on appearances, Property Score 360 aims to make property condition easier to understand through organized, transparent information.
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Illustrative score only. Does not represent a real assessed property.
Six Essential Categories. One Comprehensive Score.
Every property is evaluated across six core categories, each worth a maximum of 60 points. Together, these categories create the complete 360-point scoring framework.
Roof & Exterior
Roof condition, exterior materials, weather exposure, maintenance history, and remaining useful life are considered when evaluating a property's exterior.
Structure & Foundation
The structural integrity of a home is especially important. Significant defects, foundation movement, or moisture concerns can substantially influence a property's rating.
Mechanical Systems
System age, documented maintenance, efficiency where supported by records, functionality, and observed condition may influence scoring of a home's mechanical systems.
Electrical & Plumbing
Electrical and plumbing infrastructure affects the safety, functionality, and long-term maintenance needs of a property.
Interior & Finishes
Scoring focuses on functional condition, maintenance, and documented defects rather than simply rewarding expensive finishes or luxury renovations.
Maintenance & Documentation
An organized history of work performed on a property helps buyers, sellers, and professionals understand a home's true condition. Missing documents do not automatically indicate poor physical condition — the scoring methodology distinguishes maintenance condition from the completeness and reliability of records.
What Does Your Property Score Mean?
The ratings below are part of a proposed scoring framework being developed and calibrated, not yet an independently validated industry standard.
A Complete Picture of Your Property's Health
Your property score is more than a number. It is designed to help identify strengths, highlight potential concerns, and guide smarter maintenance decisions.
Illustrative Sample Report — Does not represent a real assessed property.
Sample Property Report
123 Example Street, Anytown, USA
Overall Rating
Excellent
Roof & Exterior
Structure & Foundation
Mechanical Systems
Electrical & Plumbing
Interior & Finishes
Maintenance & Documentation
More Than Just the Age of Your Home
Property Score 360 is intended to consider a range of factors when evaluating each category — not just how old a home is.
Example: Two Homes, One Roof Age
Consider two homes with roofs of the same age. One has documented annual inspections, a professional repair completed three years ago, and a recent gutter replacement. The other has no maintenance records and no documented inspections. A well-maintained older roof may score differently from a neglected roof of the same age — because condition and documentation both matter. The system does not claim to determine the condition or remaining useful life of an uninspected system with certainty.
Transparency Builds Trust
Property Score 360 is designed to distinguish between what has been independently verified and what is based on available but unverified information.
Property Health Score
A proposed assessment of the property's condition based on the available evidence.
Score Confidence
A separate indicator showing how much of the information has been independently verified or supported by reliable documentation.
Same Score. Different Confidence.
Home A
315 / 360
Excellent
Extensive verified records
Home B
315 / 360
Excellent
Limited verification
Identical scores can have very different levels of supporting evidence. Homeowner-submitted information is not treated as independently verified unless it has been reviewed and confirmed.
Your Home Changes. Your Score Can Too.
Property Score 360 is designed to be a living record rather than a one-time assessment. As a property's condition and documentation improve, its score can be recalculated.
Identify an Aging Component
A homeowner identifies an aging roof approaching the end of its useful life.
Arrange Professional Service
They arrange a professional inspection or replacement with a licensed contractor.
Document the Completed Work
The completed work is documented with receipts, photos, and contractor records.
Submit Supporting Records
Supporting records are uploaded to the property profile and reviewed.
Property History Updated
The property's maintenance history is updated with the verified information.
Score Recalculated
The score is recalculated using the applicable scoring criteria. Simply spending money does not automatically guarantee additional points.
Before: Aging Roof
After: Documented Replacement
Why Property Score 360 Matters
The score complements professional inspections, disclosures, and due diligence. It does not replace them.
For Homeowners
Understand your property's health, organize maintenance information, plan repairs, and preserve important records.
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For Homebuyers
Review available property information earlier in the purchasing process and make more informed decisions before committing to a property.
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For Real Estate Professionals
Provide buyers and sellers with more organized property documentation and an easier way to communicate a home's maintenance history.
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Every Property Deserves a Clearer Picture.
Discover the vision behind a more transparent, informed, and connected homeownership experience.