Example only · property inspection form
Property inspection photo report
A completed job produces a PDF with the sections below. This page shows the structure only. Status values are left blank on purpose.
Summary
| Exterior – front | Not filled in |
|---|---|
| Exterior – rear | Not filled in |
| Exterior – left side | Not filled in |
| Exterior – right side | Not filled in |
| Roof | Not filled in |
| Parking / paving | Not filled in |
| Common areas | Not filled in |
| Mechanical (HVAC, boiler, electrical) | Not filled in |
| Deferred maintenance | Not filled in |
On a real property-inspection PDF, each row would show a condition of Good, Fair, Poor, or N/A. Those words are not used here, because no condition was observed.
Exterior – front
Condition Not filled in — example layout
Comments Not filled in — example layout
No photograph. A completed report places the image in this slot.
GPS placeholder — no coordinates, no capture time, and no source. When a photo has them, the report shows latitude, longitude, time, and whether they came from EXIF or the device, plus distance from the property when that distance was calculated.
Overall comments
Not filled in. This block is where an inspector writes comments for the servicer. There are no comments in this example.
Inspector certification
The completed PDF includes this sentence for the inspector to stand behind: “I certify that I personally visited the property on the inspection date and that the photos and findings in this report are accurate and unaltered.”
This example is unsigned. No one is certifying a visit. The signature line below is an empty placeholder.
Printed name, email, signed time, and time zone appear under the signature on a completed PDF. They are omitted here.
Other report forms
The same PDF shell is used for the other order types. Only the section list changes.
- Immediate-repair verification. One section per repair item, with status Complete, Partial, or Not started, comments, a wide shot, and a close-up.
- Occupancy / site check. Signage, occupied units, vacancy indicators, and street view.
- Live video walkthrough (up to 60 minutes). Notes, servicer attendee, call length, and screenshot slots.
None of those sections are filled in on this page.