You can't use Homebuyersmath until after you've paid for a home inspection. That's how this PDF analyzer works — it's built specifically for real estate negotiations.
Upload your inspection report. Homebuyersmath cross-references it against listing photos and seller disclosure statements. It flags contradictions between what sellers claimed and what inspectors actually found. Repair costs get broken down by contractor type. Negotiation ranges get calculated based on documented issues.
A first-time homebuyer facing a $30,000 repair list would get itemized estimates plus guidance on which problems carry the most negotiating weight. Homebuyersmath identifies safety concerns and aging systems that sellers can't easily dismiss.
The free preview shows your negotiation range and main findings. Pay $249 for the full breakdown with itemized costs, disclosure analysis, and safety flags. You also get 45 days of unlimited chat access to ask follow-up questions about your specific situation.
Most PDF tools spit out generic summaries in seconds then vanish. Homebuyersmath sticks around for six weeks. It actually connects inspection findings to other documents you've collected during the buying process. Real estate agents dealing with savvy sellers would find the disclosure contradiction feature useful since it turns vague inspection language into specific negotiation points.
No inspection PDF? No analysis.
