For buyers of condos and HOA homes
See which HOA rules clash with how you live.
Set a household profile (pets, vehicles, rentals, renovations). ScoutReport reads the resale packet, including scans and handwritten minutes, then maps those selections onto the analysis so matching rules rank first, each linked to the page. After the report is complete, put the contract deadline on it so the countdown rides the share link. Generic packet summaries skip both steps.
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Call to order 7:02 PM. Quorum present.
Motion: special assessment of $14,800 per unit for roof and elevator capital work. Passed 6-2. First installment due at closing for transfers.
Secretary to update resale disclosure packet.
Same packet. Two layers.
A $14,800 special assessment due at closing. The report costs $49.
Cotton Mill Lofts still hides that levy in the minutes. Set how you plan to live there and rental, pet, and parking clashes for that household rank first, each cited. ScoutScore stays a building-health read.
Special assessment per unit, due at closing. Board Minutes, p. 14.
Once. Not a subscription. Preview the packet free first.
How ScoutReport works
Tell it how you live. Put the deadline on the report.
Your household profile maps into the analysis. After the report is complete, set the resale review window so you and anyone you share with see the same countdown. On this sample, ScoutScore stays 53, Caution.
Set the household
Pets, vehicles, rentals, renovations, and what you care about. Analysis uses those selections. Skip if you want a general read.
Call to order 7:02 PM. Quorum present.
Motion: special assessment of $14,800 per unit for roof and elevator capital work. Passed 6-2. First installment due at closing for transfers.
Secretary to update resale disclosure packet.
What it costs
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Preview
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- Household profile maps into the analysis
- Limited real signals
- Cited to your pages
Full ScoutReport
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- Personalized for You clashes, cited
- Resale review countdown on the completed report
- Keep it in your dashboard
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FAQ
Buyer packet questions.
You set how you, or this buyer, plan to live: pets, vehicles, rentals, renovations, and what matters most. ScoutReport still extracts assessments, lawsuits, and reserves from every packet, and ScoutScore stays a building-health read. The profile maps onto those findings so matching rules rank first, with a Personalized for You section and a page number on each clash.
On a completed ScoutReport, you or your agent can set the resale review window from when the packet was delivered. The countdown shows on the report and the share link. You both get email reminders at 48 hours, 24 hours, and when the window ends. The exact deadline is still in your contract. The free preview does not start a countdown until a completed report has a window set.
Yes. You can upload a resale package (disclosure package or disclosure documents) and view a limited real preview. Pay once to unlock the full report, then create a free account to keep it in your dashboard.
Upload your package, review the limited real preview, pay once to unlock the full report, then create an account when you want to save it. You do not need an account to start the preview.
No. ScoutReport is a research and organization tool. You should still consult qualified professionals for legal decisions.
ScoutReport cites findings to the pages you uploaded. For the statute backdrop, use HOA laws by state. If a notice arrives later, Response Letters can cite town and state law next to the HOA rule when it applies. This is not legal advice.
PDF packages and supporting HOA documents produce the strongest results. ScoutReport reads typed PDF text and OCRs image-only pages, including handwritten bylaws, CC&Rs, and meeting minutes that roll into a resale package.
ScoutReport reads typed PDF text and OCRs image-only pages. That includes handwritten bylaws, CC&Rs, meeting minutes, and other exhibits that roll into a resale package. Quality flags still call out gaps so you know what to verify against the source.
Yes. You can share a client-ready summary via a share link so your agent, attorney, or family can review the same structured read.
No. Recent web signals include visible source dates and complement the packet. Always verify material claims against primary documents and qualified advisors.
No. It is built for buyers and the agents guiding them through resale-package due diligence.
ScoutReport surfaces structured signals from what you upload. You still verify completeness against the full packet and advisors before you decide.
Tell it how you live. Then upload the packet.
Set a household profile, preview free, and pay once if the mapped read is worth keeping. Put the contract deadline on the completed report.
Preview free. $49 once. ScoutScore does not change with pets or rentals. Not legal advice.