XR / FAQ California property reports
Questions about Xpress Reports.
Answers about California availability, $299 pricing, statewide MLS data access, the AI-enhanced process, and the certified-appraiser check.
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What to know before you start.
How much does an Xpress Report cost?
An individual report is $299. Volume discounts are available for partners and affiliates.
Where are Xpress Reports available?
Right now, Xpress Reports are available only for properties in California.
What data backs the report?
Each report is backed by access to MLS data across the entire state of California.
What does AI-enhanced mean?
The process is AI-enhanced, not AI-only. A certified appraiser checks every report before delivery.
Who checks the report?
A certified appraiser checks every Xpress Report before delivery.
Can a bank, credit union, or lender evaluate Xpress Reports?
Yes. Share your requirements and expected volume. Each institution decides whether the report fits its policies and transactions.
Is every Xpress Report an appraisal?
Not necessarily. The classification and scope depend on the assignment and client requirements. Confirm the right report option before an engagement begins.
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The essential facts.
One clear price, California-only availability, statewide MLS data access, and a certified-appraiser check.
- Price
- $299 per report
- Coverage
- California properties only
- Data
- Statewide MLS access
- Process
- AI-enhanced
- Check
- Certified appraiser
Ready to start?
Purchase a California property report.
$299 per report. Available for California properties only.