InspectVue... The Best Home Inspection Software and Save $100 buying It from Me!

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by jwatts1

The last time I spoke with Lorne, the major upgrade will be ready near the first of the year.. January 2007. So its coming.... and its going to be EVEN FASTER then the program now...

I have previewed Home Guage, its very confusing! And I don't know how clients even understand the reports!

Hmm that is what he said in Jan 06

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by jwatts1

Hi Wendy,
I am at the HI PORT website, checking out their sample reports....

Thanks!

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by wforsyth

Could you do a comparison with Hi-Port for me please? If you have time?

Thanks in advance...

Wendy, Justin sells Inspectvue so his Hi port comparison might be suspect.

Homegauge is easy to use Justin, and I say this as an Inspectvue user.

[Justin Watts]

Hi Wendy,
I just looked at some sample reports at their website... The HI PORT reports are like reading "stereo installation" instructions compared to INSPECTVUE's smooth report writing style...

HI PORT looks confusing in its format.... Your clients want something that is simple to read...

Check out my Sample InspectVue Report at my website and compare for yourself. Go to my website: www.americandreamhomeinspection.net
Click on the LEFT under SAMPLE REPORT
Allow it a few moments to Download...
And just take a look at it. Its easy to read, You can HIGHLIGHT DEFECTS IN RED so they stand out, and it flows smoothly.

Let me know what you think...

[Justin Watts]

Brian,
Home Guage uses "check boxes" and "symbols" to illustrate defects... and does not give the full description of the defect like InspectVue does... As mentioned in the previous reply, InspectVue is designed to protect you! And at the same time, its easy for clients to read...

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by jwatts1

Brian,
Home Guage uses "check boxes" and "symbols" to illustrate defects... and does not give the full description of the defect like InspectVue does... As mentioned in the previous reply, InspectVue is designed to protect you! And at the same time, its easy for clients to read...

Justin you lost your mind..............

Check-boxes...........

[Justin Watts]

Dale,
Yes there are check box sections in the report functions....
Crazy? only when a full moon is out!

[Justin Watts]

If you don't believe me about InspectVue ask a neutral source (Inspector: Jeff Pope) He will give you an honest assessment regarding InspectVue.

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by jwatts1

Dale,
Yes there are check box sections in the report functions....
Crazy? only when a full moon is out!

Google "Scottsdale home inspection", I'm #1 click on my sample report, no check-boxes.....

Where did you see a report with check-boxes, must be from their old software 5-6 years ago.....

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by jwatts1

If you don't believe me about InspectVue ask a neutral source (Inspector: Jeff Pope) He will give you an honest assessment regarding InspectVue.

I think its great (InspectVue), but I love my NCR reports..........

I like to keep everyone confused as possible.....

I only use HomeGauge for inspections over $50.00..........

[wforsyth]

I'm going over the trial reports right now and I think it's very easy to use and easy to read.

Have you downloaded the trial of the software? It's pretty neat. For only $99 I think you can't go wrong and it's easily modified to include legal criteria etc.


http://www.hi-port.com/public/data/d...ILED_Style.pdf

[jclark1]

Justin,
You are pushing this product a little hard. I completely disagree with you about Inspectvue. I've been using it for 8 months and there are a lot of things I don't like about it. I'm very dissapointed with it and pissed I spent $900. on it. I will be switching this winter. Technically it's very limiting, and very few of the narratives can be used as is. I'm not sure which school Mr. Swift got his PHD in English from but he needs an editor.

[phinsperger]

Originally Posted by jwatts1

Paul,
As for my contract with InspectVue, they have not specified any incentives for renewing tech support the ($250) per year, but I will ask them tonight and get back to you.....

Thanks,
Justin.

Thanks Justin.

A couple of years ago it was $100 I think. Now its $250. talk about inflation

[jlerch]

Release of new and improved waaaaay toooo long. Pushing to the beginning of '07? Can we get a solid release date?

[tneumann]

Throw the sticks and watch the monkeys....

Here we go again......your lawyer story sounds just like another one I've heard.....word for word in fact...or "verbatim" ... if you will

Checkboxes.....tee hee......now that is funny, I don't care who you are.