HomeBook

Originally Posted By: pehrenpreis
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This was orig. posted in Report Writing:


Is anybody using the "HomeBook" by HomePro Systems?

What are your thoughts?

Thanks,

Peter


Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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Cumbersome, and on NCR paper, which is outdated. HomePro was big in your area when I was inspecting there, and most of the agents didn’t like the report. The book is big and impressive, but most clients will never read it.


If you are looking for a reporting system, find one that is done on computer, and allows you to insert pictures and customize it to the needs of your area.

Personally, I use HomeGauge.


Originally Posted By: pehrenpreis
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Thanks for [a] your response. icon_biggrin.gif


The question applied to both the "paper" and "electronic" versions of this product.

Yes, it is more of a "checklist" type of system. Are "narrative" types of systems/reports being used more and more? what do the clients (buyers) prefer? and importantly, what is better from a liability standpoint (assuming a quality/thorough inspection?)