Frequently Asked Questions

What is Property Risk Profile?

Property Risk Profile (PRP) is a software-assisted consulting service that analyzes residential real estate for hidden risks.
Why was Property Risk Profile started?

Property Risk Profile was started due to the frustration with the lack of transparency and uncertainty in purchasing a home. Our background in civil and industrial engineering of large industrial properties extends our analysis into residential and small ranch properties. The status quo is for people to have an emotional connection with a property. We try to ground that and make sure your decision considers all risks and opportunities. We believe that all buyers need fair and balanced information to make their decisions.
Who is PRP designed for?

PRP is ideal for high-net-worth buyers, buyer-focused real estate agents, cautious first-time buyers, and institutional investors seeking deeper due diligence before a real estate purchase.
Do you replace home inspectors or real estate agents?

No, we do not replace home inspectors or real estate agents. Instead, we complement their services by providing an independent and unbiased layer of risk analysis focused on the buyer’s interests.
What aspects do your reports analyze?

Our reports analyze risk across multiple dimensions, including: Property condition, Environmental hazards, Neighborhood-level risks, Visual appeal, Missing or suspicious disclosure sections, and Undisclosed negative patterns.
Is my data secure?

Yes. We treat all uploads and reports with strict confidentiality. Client data is not shared or sold.
Are there limits to what PRP provides?

Yes. Property Risk Profile is a software-assisted consulting service (not a substitute for legal, financial, or physical inspections). While our tools and expertise provide valuable insight, there are areas we intentionally do not cover: We do not conduct physical property inspections — we analyze the documents and photos you or your agent provide. We do not offer legal or tax advice — our findings may prompt follow-up with your attorney or CPA. We do not guarantee property condition or investment performance — we identify risks, not outcomes. We do not replace your real estate agent or broker — we support your team with objective insights. Think of PRP as your second set of eyes. We combine intelligent software with expert interpretation to help high-stakes buyers and their advisors make better-informed, lower-risk decisions.
How does Property Risk Profile help home buyers?

Property Risk Profile aids home buyers with risk assessments and expert evaluations. Services include analyzing hazards, neighborhood safety, property histories, and future risks like environmental changes or market fluctuations. This helps buyers make informed, secure decisions, making Property Risk Profile vital for real estate investment.