Who It's For
One clear record of your home, whoever you are to it.
Some people just got the keys, some have known their house for twenty years, and some look after a home they don't live in, but the job is the same either way: keep one clear record of the place, so nothing rests on memory alone. Find the page written for your situation below.
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You just got the keys
The first years in a home are one long introduction: which filter fits the furnace, where the water shuts off, what the inspector meant on page fourteen. Upload the inspection report from closing and HouseFacts starts your home's record on day one, turning the inspector's notes into recommended tasks you can schedule instead of guesswork.
Still working through that report? Understanding a home inspection report is a good place to start.
It also helps to know the documents from closing you'll wish you kept, and how long home appliances really last.
For new homeowners
You've owned it for years
You know your home, right down to which door sticks in the summer, but it's details like the water heater's real age or whether the dryer was ever recalled that slip. HouseFacts starts from today, no backlog of old paperwork required, and keeps those details so the home you know stops surprising you.
When something acts up, the repair-or-replace question gets much easier once you know the appliance's age.
Keep reading: how to check your appliances for recalls, and which project records to save for cost basis.
For established homeownersYou look after someone else's home
Maybe it's your mother's place two states away, and you're the one fielding the service calls, so things like the AC service, the roofer's number, and the receipt you'll need later start to slip. HouseFacts gives that home its own record the whole family can share, with a role for everyone who helps and one calendar everyone sees.
Juggling more than one address? Multiple property calendars can live in one place too.
It helps to know the basics of managing a home from afar, and the 10 numbers to have saved before a crisis.
For the home you look after
Work in real estate?
HouseFacts also works alongside the people who guide homeowners for a living. If real estate is your business, there's a page for you too.
For real estate professionals“The one place to manage your house, and you can stop worrying about managing ten applications.”
Whichever door you came in through, the record works the same way: it does the remembering, so nothing depends on yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which page should I start with?
Start with the situation that sounds most like your life right now. Just closed on a home? Start with the new homeowner page. Been in your place for years? The established homeowner page speaks to you. Looking after a parent's house or a second home? The caring for a home page is yours. The product is the same; each page just shows the parts that matter most for your situation.
Can I use HouseFacts for more than one home?
Yes. Each property gets its own record, its own calendar, and its own private forwarding address, all under one login. Your own house and the one you look after stay cleanly separate, and switching between them takes one tap.
Do I have to fit neatly into one of these?
No. Plenty of members are two of these at once: a new homeowner who also checks in on a parent's place, or a longtime owner picking up a second property. Start the trial, add the homes you care for, and the record adapts to however you own.
What does it cost?
$99/yr or $9.99/mo per property, after a free 14-day trial with no credit card required. One subscription covers everything: Appliance Intelligence and recall alerts, Smart Forwarding, the maintenance plan, and the cost and document records that matter when you sell.
Start With the Home in Front of You
Pick the page that sounds like your life, or set up the home now and sort it out as you go. Free for 14 days. No credit card required.