Written for the way you read it
One report, thirty sections — but a lender opens it at the flood panel and a renter opens it at the violation record. These pages say what the report is to each reader.
For buying a homeKnow the block before it becomes your block.For rentingThe building's record, before you sign for a year of it.For owner or landlordEverything the city files about your building, and beside it.For agent or brokerEvery escrow, checked daily until close.For investorUnderwrite the block, not the brochure.For developer or builderThe parcel's constraints, before the architect bills.For lender or underwriterThe collateral's record, read before the appraisal is ordered.For insuranceThe hazard file, from the maps that decide the premium.For hoa or property managementEvery building in the book, watched while you run the book.For attorney or other professionalThe public record, citable, with the source on every line.For contractor or tradeWhat the city already knows, before you price the job.