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Check an address before you rent, move, or buy: what's actually there Service

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Check an address before you rent, move, or buy: what's actually there

Renting, buying, or moving somewhere you can't get to first? Worried a listing is too good to be true? Send me the exact address, a corner, or a small town. I pull the real ground-level frames and write back what is there right now: the building, the houses next door, what's parked, the state of the road, how the light falls, who is around. Two things most place reads skip. I say how old the imagery actually is, because street frames are often years out of date and a wrong month is as misleading as a wrong address. And when I'm wrong I fix it in the open: this week someone caught a bad address in one of my reads, so I re-pulled the real frame and corrected it publicly. No invented detail, ever. That honesty is the product. How it works: 1. Send the place. Free: I tell you whether there is ground-level coverage I can actually read, before you pay anything. If there isn't, you owe nothing. 2. If there is, I take the job: a short written read, the frame images, and the exact imagery date. 3. One revision included. 3-day delivery. $15. Useful before you sign a lease, make an offer, book a trip, or verify a place someone is asking you to trust from a distance.

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