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CloseReady for homebuyers

Understand the home.
Feel ready for
what comes next.

CloseReady connects your transaction documents with property intelligence, bringing important facts and possibilities into focus so there is more room to enjoy the moment you get the keys.

Desert home and people
“Three hundred pages can still leave you wondering what matters.”

Start with a clearer view

The home.
The context.
The next question.

See how the records relate to the way you want to live. CloseReady connects information across sources, so you can understand the finding before deciding what to ask next.

  1. 01

    Identify the property

    Identify the home and add your transaction documents. CloseReady brings in property intelligence, including available parcel boundaries, to put those documents in context.

  2. 02

    See what matters

    CloseReady compares the sources to surface concerns and positive findings, explain their implications and show where the information agrees or conflicts.

  3. 03

    Explore further

    Review the findings, then ask questions grounded in the information available for the home. You don’t have to know every question in advance.

Facts meet real plans

A concern to understand.
A possibility to explore.

01Worth a closer look

Repair exposure

A repair deserves another look.

CONNECTED SOURCES

Seller disclosure, inspection findings and available repair records.

Why it matters

A disclosed repair and a later inspection note concern the same condition. The records do not confirm it was resolved.

What to confirm

Ask for repair records and an appropriate specialist’s assessment to understand any work and expense still ahead.

03Possibility

Expansion possibilities

There may be room for your plans.

CONNECTED SOURCES

Property boundaries, recorded easements and setback requirements.

Why it matters

The available records suggest an area worth exploring for an addition.

What to confirm

Have the relevant professionals and local authority confirm feasibility and any approvals required.

These examples do not confirm a repair is complete or grant permission to build. Relevant professionals and local authorities may need to confirm the next step.

Two ways to begin

The same clarity.
Your path to it.

Use CloseReady directly, or receive it as part of the guidance your agent provides.

01 / Direct use

Exploring a home yourself?

Talk with the CloseReady team about the home you’re considering and using the experience directly. Availability and the right next step need to be confirmed.

Talk to us about your home
02 / Through your agent

Your agent is your starting point.

If your agent is providing CloseReady, start with the invitation or access link they shared. They can help you review the findings and decide what to follow up on. If you haven’t received access, ask your agent how to begin.

You don’t need to start a separate purchase from this page.

A little more context

A few things
worth knowing.

How does CloseReady work for a homebuyer?

Identify the property and upload your transaction documents. CloseReady combines them with its property intelligence to surface important issues and positive findings based on common buyer concerns. You can then explore those findings and ask questions grounded in the available information.

What information does CloseReady review?

The review can draw on seller disclosures, inspections, appraisals, title commitments, HOA bylaws and CC&Rs, permit history and easement records, alongside property intelligence and relevant local, state and federal rules where available. Coverage depends on the property and available sources.

How can CloseReady help me understand a seller disclosure?

A disclosure is one part of the property’s story. CloseReady connects it with inspection findings and other available records, helping you see where the information agrees, where it differs and what to clarify. In the repair example above, the follow-up is to request the repair records and an appropriate specialist’s assessment.

How can HOA information affect my plans?

HOA bylaws and CC&Rs can be relevant to the way you want to use or change a home. CloseReady connects available community documents with other property context so you can identify questions to confirm. For rental or alteration plans, check the current community and local requirements with the appropriate professionals.

Do I need to upload a plat map to get started?

No. Identify the property and CloseReady supplies available parcel-boundary information as part of its property intelligence. A current survey or additional records may still be needed to confirm a specific boundary, easement or building question.

Does CloseReady replace an inspection or professional advice?

CloseReady adds context across the information available for a home. It does not replace inspections, appraisals, title services or legal advice. Findings about an addition, rental use or other plans may need confirmation from qualified professionals and the relevant authority.

How do I use CloseReady through my agent?

Use the invitation or access link your agent shared. If you haven’t received one, ask your agent how to begin. If your agent already provides access, you do not need to start a separate purchase from this page.

Close with Clarity

Understand more. Ask better questions. Look forward to getting the keys.

The decision is yours. Bring clearer context to the next step.