Rotted fascia
Missing shingles
Foundation crack
Cracked window
Ceiling leak2026 appraised value
$312,400
Condition on file: Average
Property1418 SW Elmwood Dr
Parcel089-114-07-0-20
2026 appraised value$312,400
What the county used
Comparable sales
Sample notice. To appeal, file by Mar 31, 2026.
Assessors value thousands of homes at once, using square footage, year built, and nearby sales. Nobody walks through yours.
Most notices list condition as one word: average. If your roof is 22 years old or the basement leaks every spring, "average" is wrong. You know the house better than the county does, and photos let you show it.
Walk your house with your phone. Take a wide shot and a close-up of anything worn or broken.
SnapCondition checks each photo and turns what it finds into a line item with a severity and a repair estimate. Change anything that looks wrong or send it to local vendors for quotes.
Print your Home Condition Report or save it as a PDF. Include it with your appeal and file the way your county's notice says. We don't file for you.
Missing and worn shingles
$14,200
Cracked foundation wall
$4,800
Rotted fascia at the eave
$2,600
Water-stained ceiling
$1,800
Cracked window pane
$650
One document to include with your appeal. It describes condition and repair costs only, so it isn't an appraisal or an opinion of value.
Physical Condition and Estimated Cost to Repair
| # | Condition | Estimate |
|---|---|---|
| A-1 | Missing and worn shingles | $14,200 |
| A-2 | Cracked foundation wall | $4,800 |
| A-3 | Rotted fascia at the eave | $2,600 |
| A-4 | Water-stained ceiling | $1,800 |
| A-5 | Cracked window pane | $650 |
| Estimated repairs | $24,050 |
Example figures. Describes physical condition only. Prepared by the owner.
$68per home, per tax year. Paid once, no subscription.
Free before you pay: add your home, see a sample report, and try 2 photo checks on photos you pick. The 2 free checks are per account, and a check that finds nothing doesn't count.
No refunds: you're paying for the report itself, not for what the county decides.
No. You file it, or someone you authorize does. Your county's notice explains how and where. SnapCondition doesn't represent you.
We can't promise that. The county decides, and it may accept some, all, or none of your report. SnapCondition simply turns your photos into detailed cost estimates and pulls in any vendor quotes you collect.
No. Software estimates them from your photos. If you get a contractor's quote, you can enter it and your report uses it instead.
It's one photo that SnapCondition scans for problems. Your first 2 are free, on any photos you choose, and a check that finds nothing isn't counted. Once you pay for a home, you can check up to 60 of its photos.
No. SnapCondition is software for documenting condition. It doesn't give legal, tax, or appraisal advice. For advice about your case, talk to an attorney.
Anywhere in the US except Texas. SnapCondition isn't available for Texas properties yet.
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