Repairs & completed work
Review service history and add your own repair notes. Record what changed, when it happened and which original receipts you kept.
Open repairs & completed work →Loading Home Passport
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Home Passport
Build a Home Passport for your property
Keep your property records, inspection notes, and completed projects together. Choose a home to review its private history and prepare a seller summary. Public reports show only information authorized for sharing.
A useful record for every stage of home ownership
Start with the property you are authorized to manage. Add dated notes and review saved history as work is completed. Each section opens your private property selector.
Inspections & follow-up
Keep inspection findings with the property. Use the findings to plan a separate service request, then add the outcome to its history.
Open inspections & follow-up →Maintenance dates
Save upcoming care dates and export them to your calendar. Choose your own calendar alerts; saved dates do not book a professional.
Open maintenance dates →Design history
Keep design notes and review available project history so future decisions have the context of earlier changes.
Open design history →Document references
Review saved document titles and references. Keep your original files separately; file viewing and uploads are unavailable in this section.
Open document references →Seller preparation summary
Review your authorized records before printing or sharing them. The private summary can include private entries, so check every item first.
Open seller preparation summary →Build your first property record
- Step 1
Choose your property
Sign in and select an authorized property. Homeowners can create a private Home Passport when they do not have one yet.
- Step 2
Add a clear, dated note
Describe a repair, inspection or maintenance plan. Add enough context to understand it later and keep the original supporting files.
- Step 3
Review before sharing
Check the selected home and the content of your summary. Review public visibility separately; creating a private record does not publish it.
Turn a finding into a next step
A saved note keeps context. A service request starts a separate conversation about scope and availability. Use the request and project pages to agree on the work, then return to your property history.
Understand the source of a record
Owner notes, saved service history and available public records can have different sources and levels of detail. An entry does not independently verify condition, ownership or completion. Check the original report and source date when making a decision.
Browse available public records