Realtors

Help your buyer say yes with confidence.

Repair uncertainty can stall deals before they cross the finish line. Threshold gives your buyer a clear read on what the house needs, what it costs, and who can do it — before any contingency fight starts.

Start with a clear, defensible repairs estimate

Built from the seller's disclosures and a proprietary construction dataset

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Why agents use Threshold

The Home Insight Report

Every inspection finding, sorted into Do now / Consider / Good to know, with a defensible cost range attached. Branded to you, sent in a link.

Fewer credit standoffs

When both sides see the same numbers, repair negotiations stop being a guessing match and start being arithmetic.

A concierge for your buyer

You hand off the punch list; we handle the trades, scheduling, and follow-through. You stay the hero without becoming the project manager.

Happy owners

We help buyers love their home. Happy customers come back. 

Gift the first year of On-Site concierge service

A $1,200 value at a special discount for your buyers. Give them a dedicated home advisor, seasonal maintenance, and priority access to vetted pros — long after the keys change hands.

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Inside the report

A 60-page inspection, reduced to the decisions.

Your buyer gets one page they actually read: a planning range at the top, findings sorted by urgency, and a button to send any subset out for real bids from vetted local trades.

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Total planning range
$18,800 – $26,500

1428 Larkspur Lane · 12 findings · shared by your agent

  • Do now
    Federal Pacific electrical panel

    Known fire risk; insurers frequently require replacement.

    $2,400 – $3,600
  • Do now
    Water heater past service life (2009)

    No expansion tank; failure would flood the finished basement.

    $1,800 – $2,700
  • Consider
    Roof — 4 to 6 years remaining

    Plan and budget; not urgent this season.

    $14,000 – $19,000
  • Good to know
    Grading slopes toward the north foundation

    Regrade and extend downspouts before winter rains.

    $600 – $1,200
Illustrative sample. Ranges reflect local labor and material costs.
How it works

A single partner from disclosure packet to move-in day.

Your buyer needs more than just a GC referral. Threshold provides them with confidence through the full move-in journey — scoping, bidding, managing, and maintaining — so you can focus on closing the next deal.

  1. 01

    Scope the work in hours, not weeks

    Upload the disclosure packet and we return a scannable, defensible estimate — every finding tagged by urgency, with cost ranges pulled from our local Bay Area dataset. Your buyer sees what's a safety issue, what's cosmetic, and what to budget for in year one.

    • Findings ranked by urgency, grouped into cost tiers
    • Big-ticket items (roof, HVAC, systems) flagged with remaining useful life
    • Shareable link and PDF, ready to send in minutes via text
  2. 02

    Three vetted bids, apples-to-apples

    Once your buyer is ready to act, we translate the report into a clean scope of work and send it to three pre-vetted general contractors — licensed, insured, and reference-checked. Bids come back in a normalized format so line items actually line up.

    • Licensed, bonded, and insured contractors only
    • Standardized scope so bids are directly comparable
    • Invite your own preferred vendors alongside ours
  3. 03

    Buyers choose confidently with a remote advisor

    A Threshold advisor walks your buyer through the bids — what's included, what's not, where a contractor is being optimistic. No pressure, no upsell. The goal is a decision your buyer can defend at the kitchen table.

    • 1:1 review call on every bid package
    • Plain-language flags on scope gaps and assumptions
    • Independent — contractors pay a flat fee for inclusion; no incentive to upsell
  4. 04

    Managed construction with milestone payments

    Once a contractor is selected, Threshold runs the project. A shared timeline, milestone-based payments held until work is verified, and a project manager who answers texts. Your buyer isn't chasing subs between meetings.

    • Milestone releases — contractor invoices match verifiable milestones
    • Weekly progress updates with photos and next-step clarity
    • Change orders reviewed before they hit the invoice
  5. 05

    Move-in ready, on the timeline that matters

    We work backward from your buyer's target move-in date, sequence trades to compress the critical path, and coordinate final inspections. The keys handoff is a milestone, not a mystery.

    • Target-date scheduling built into the plan
    • Punch list closed out before final payment releases
    • Warranty documentation collected and stored
  6. 06

    Ongoing maintenance, so nothing slides

    After move-in, Threshold stays on. Quarterly maintenance visits from vetted partner vendors keep the small stuff from becoming expensive problems. Keep your buyer happy in their home — and referring you.

    • Quarterly seasonal maintenance visits
    • Priority scheduling for repairs when things break
    • A running record of what's been done to the home
Why buyers trust it

Built to protect the buyer — and the relationship.

Milestone-protected payments

Funds are released as work is verified complete — not upfront, and not on the contractor's schedule.

Vetted contractor bench

Every GC is licensed, insured, reference-checked, and rated on jobs they've run through Threshold.

Transparent, defensible pricing

Estimates are grounded in a local construction dataset, not gut feel. Buyers can see how a number was built.

See what your buyer sees.

A live sample report — including severity, cost ranges, and big-ticket planning.

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Bring Threshold to your next deal.

We're partnering with a small group of agents per market to pilot the Home Insight Report with live transactions.