For agencies & teams
Your newest hire hands a buyer the same sourced truth report as your top producer — flood, crime & registry, state rules — printed with the agent's own name, photo, and phone at the top.
Why brokerages standardize on it
The report runs identical layers, from identical public sources, for every client and every property. No agent improvises a "safe neighborhood" opinion — the sourced document speaks, consistently. That's the pattern HUD's April 2026 federal guidance describes — sourced facts, shared consistently, no subjective commentary. It isn't a legal guarantee and it doesn't override stricter state law; it's the documented, defensible routine, applied at brokerage scale.
Reports print with the individual agent's name, photo, and phone at the top. The most-kept document of the home search carries your agent's name into the client's kitchen — and their next transaction.
A new agent can't fake ten years in a neighborhood. They can hand over a report that answers flood, tax, registry, and development questions with county-record sourcing — and sound like the office veteran while they learn the streets.
Dated, sourced reports in every buyer file. When a closing is questioned months later, your brokerage's standard of care is printed, not remembered.
Rollout
Each agent runs unlimited client reports at $99/mo — white-label print included. No platform fee to try it with a single team.
After subscribing, each agent adds their name, photo, and phone once — it prints at the top of every report they run, with their own client code. A shared brokerage-wide lockup isn't self-serve yet; for larger offices, talk to us.
Report in the buyer packet, report in the file. Brokerage-wide arrangements for larger offices — talk to us.
Sample finding · 5377 Gene Cir, West Palm Beach, FL
FEMA's official flood layer and the listing site disagree about this home's flood zone — a mandatory-insurance question hiding inside a $370,000 listing. Your agent didn't have to research it, opine on it, or expose the brokerage to it. They printed it.
Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, Nov 3, 2026 · Full sample
CurbFacts never markets against your listings or to your sellers. It's a buyer-diligence tool — the document that makes your buyer's agents look like the most prepared people at the table.
Start with one team on the Agent plan and watch the printouts travel.
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