Real EstateLegal Compliance4HighBuyer's Agent$ implied

Buyer's agent faces undisclosed active termite infestation discovered post-closing, with no prior disclosure despite termite treatment policies being issued, causing trust and liability concerns.

Existing termite inspection and treatment processes lack a mechanism to ensure that active infestations are disclosed to buyers and their agents before closing, even when policies are issued, leaving buyers unaware and agents exposed to liability.

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Willingness to Pay
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Added
May 24, 2026
App Concept

DisclosureGuard

DisclosureGuard is a real estate transaction platform that automatically surfaces and flags critical property conditions (like active pest infestations) from inspection reports, treatment records, and policy documents, sending proactive alerts to all parties before closing. It ensures no material defect goes undisclosed, reducing post-closing disputes and liability.

Key Features
  • Automated extraction of termite and pest activity from inspection reports and treatment records
  • Real-time alert to buyer, seller, agents, and title company when active infestation is detected
  • Integration with title and escrow systems to block closing until disclosure is acknowledged
  • Audit trail of all disclosures for legal compliance and dispute resolution
Target Users: Real estate agents, title companies, and home inspectors in U.S. residential real estate transactions, especially in states with limited disclosure requirements.
Revenue Model: $199 per transaction fee, paid by title company or split between buyer and seller

Existing Solutions Mentioned

termite inspectiontermite treatment policy

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