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Join the waitlistInspection strategy for Texas buyer's agents
Know what matters, what repairs may cost, and how to respond.
Turn a resale inspection into a negotiation plan—or a new-build report into a clear builder punch list—before the deadline.
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Resale caseBuyer inspection plan
Ready for review4 priority findingsOption period ends in 2 days
Major systemHVAC performance
Report p. 18Estimated local range$10,000–$16,400
Illustrative example. Source, sample, date, and geography appear with every range.
Suggested responseEvaluate first, then compare repair and credit
Built for Texas buyer’s agents
Local cost ranges with visible sources
Nothing shared before agent review
From documents to a reviewed plan
Less report sorting. More confident next steps.
RepairCase organizes the findings, runs the deal math, and drafts the next move. The licensed agent stays in control and reviews everything before it is shared.
Get the plan
See the priorities, sourced local cost context, deadline plan, and the response options that fit the buyer and the deal.
Review before sharing
Edit anything, resolve the mistake checks, and mark the case Reviewed before any draft, PDF, or client link can be used.
Two buyer-side modes
Resale negotiation and new-construction follow-through.
RepairCase adapts the plan to the transaction, while keeping the output short enough for an agent to review and use under a real deadline.
Resale inspection negotiation
Priorities, sourced local ranges, a before-the-deadline plan, and repair, credit, or price-cut options with loan-cap math. Financing comparisons are illustrative.
New-construction follow-through
A builder punch list by trade and location, final-walk checks, warranty watch-outs, and a ready-to-send builder email. Cost and financing are off by default.
Broker visibility
Brokerages can see cases, deadlines, review status, and open mistake checks—giving newer agents support without taking over the transaction.
What the agent gets
A short plan and the words to act on it.
Each resale case includes the priorities, sourced local repair-cost ranges, the deadline plan, and a primary recommendation shaped by the buyer's cash and payment priorities.
Know what to do today
See what to ask for, what needs specialist evaluation, who to call, and the book-by date worked backward from the option deadline.
Compare the practical options
Review repair, credit, and price-cut paths with concession-cap and closing-cost math calculated from the deal facts—not invented in the draft.
Send after review
Mark the case Reviewed to unlock the ready-to-send email, client summary, and suggested repair wording for the agent to place into the proper form.
For Texas agents · Austin pilot first
Give every Texas buyer's agent a clearer inspection plan.
RepairCase is opening to agents and brokerages across Texas, beginning with an Austin brokerage and its newer agents.
Built for Texas agents and brokerages. Austin pilot invitations go out first.