For buyer’s agents
Your contingency deadline is the whole problem.
The inspector wrote “recommend evaluation by a licensed structural engineer,” and now you have a client asking whether to walk, a seller asking for an answer, and a clock running. You need something defensible enough to negotiate with — and you need to know when it’s coming.
What you get
- A licensed PE’s determination, with a committed date up front.
- Upload the inspection report you already have — it’s the fastest way to start.
- A shareable case link so your client, the lender, and the other side can see status without you forwarding PDFs and fielding calls.
- A plain-language summary alongside the technical letter, so your client can actually read it.
- A $10/month account to submit and track cases — separate from your client’s case costs.
- Your client pays directly; you keep full visibility.
A note on timing.
An engineering letter creates a formal record. If you’re representing a seller and considering a pre-listing evaluation, talk to your broker about disclosure implications before ordering one — that’s a real consideration and we’d rather you go in aware of it.
Remote review across North Carolina and Georgia.