Verified property condition from any device
Real estate transactions increasingly happen with parties in different cities, states, or countries. Virtual Inspection Pro gives agents, buyers, and sellers a verified way to document property condition without coordinating a physical walk-through.
Real estate teams live between two bad options: fly someone out, or trust photos of unknown origin. Verified virtual inspection removes the choice. An agent, tenant, or on-site contact walks the property from a browser link while your reviewer watches live, asks for the specific rooms and defects that matter, and marks up frames as they go. Every still is geo-locked to the address and time-stamped, so an underwriter, buyer, or asset manager reviewing the file six months later can prove exactly what the property looked like on that date.
property inspection programs increasingly rely on verified capture by the person already on site
Source: Truepic, Insurance Innovators USA 2025annual U.S. fraud losses tied to unverifiable claims and documentation across property and casualty lines
Source: Claims industry statistics, 2025Every scheduled walk-through adds days to the timeline. Verified virtual capture removes the bottleneck.
Without verified pre-close photos, condition disputes turn into he-said-she-said. Verified media protects both sides.
A phone camera timestamp is trivial to fake. GPS-locked, tamper-evident capture is not.
Agent sends the buyer, seller, or tenant a secure link.
The recipient walks the property while the template prompts for interior, exterior, and required disclosure shots.
Every frame is GPS-locked to the property address and stamped with time and device fingerprint.
The verified condition report is shareable with all parties and stored in the transaction file.
A buyer under contract on a four-unit building sends a link to the listing agent. Over a twenty-minute live session the buyer's analyst directs the walk-through unit by unit, captures verified stills of the panel, roof access, and water heater, and flags a soft subfloor. The findings feed a repair credit request backed by geo-locked evidence rather than a phone photo of unclear provenance.
Instead of every agent producing a different photo set, the brokerage runs one guided template. Each listing gets the same shot list, the same report layout, and a verified capture record. Sellers get a consistent document, and the brokerage stops fielding disputes about what a room looked like before showings started.
No — licensed inspections still play their role. Virtual inspections handle disclosure photos, condition documentation, and move-in/move-out verification.
No. The workflow runs entirely in mobile Safari and Chrome.
No, and it is not sold as one. It is a verified condition record for underwriting, portfolio, listing, and dispute purposes. Many teams use it to decide whether a licensed inspection is warranted and to document condition between formal inspections.
Yes. The link opens in a mobile browser with no install, and the guided prompts keep an untrained person on track. Live support means your reviewer can redirect the camera at any point.
Each capture records GPS at the moment of capture and is checked against the subject address geofence, alongside tamper detection and device metadata. Captures outside the fence are flagged before they reach review.
Yes. Prior captures for the same address are available side by side, which makes progress, deferred maintenance, and damage between visits easy to demonstrate.
A branded PDF with the summary, findings grouped with their associated photos, GPS map, and the full verification audit trail, plus a shareable web version behind an expiring link.
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