The free report every Florida homeowner should run.

Only when it's useful to you. We connect homeowners with vetted local contractors and home-services partners — that's how the report stays free. When you click a “Get a quote” or “Connect me” button inside your report, we share your name, phone number, and address with up to three contractors in your area for that service. We may also occasionally share information with vetted partners we think can genuinely help (for example, a roofer if your roof is flagged as aging). You can opt out of all contractor and partner outreach at any time by emailing support@mypropfile.com or by replying STOP to any text. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture.

Completely free. No credit card, no trial period. The report is how we build trust. If you ever decide you want quotes from a local contractor, we may earn a referral fee — but that's only if you ask. You can read the full report and walk away without spending a cent.

Yes. The insurance angle is one piece. The report also shows your home's estimated current value, how much equity you may have, whether a pool or solar makes financial sense for your specific lot, and what the public record looks like for your address. Most homeowners find at least one thing they didn't know.

They are estimates — not a formal appraisal, inspection, or insurance decision. We combine automated valuation models, county permit records, FEMA data, and solar inputs to give you a meaningful starting point. These are the same kinds of estimates a real estate agent uses to price a listing or a lender uses to assess a refinance — useful data points, not guarantees.

We pull permit history directly from Miami-Dade and Broward County records. Roof age is estimated from the most recent roofing permit on file — the same data an insurance inspector would look at. It's a strong signal, not an in-person inspection, so treat it as a starting point rather than a guarantee.

You read it, decide what matters, and take it from there. If something flags as worth attention — a roof that's getting old, a solar score that looks strong, a lot that could support a pool — you can request a quote from a vetted local contractor. There's no pressure and no obligation. The report is yours regardless.

Very much so. Buyers and their agents will pull the same permit records and flood data before making an offer. Running your report first means you know what they'll find — and you can decide whether to fix anything, disclose it upfront, or price it in before you list.

No. Anyone can run a report on any Miami-Dade or Broward address. The data comes from public records, so it's available to anyone — buyers, family members helping with a decision, or investors reviewing a property.

We never sell your information for cash. We do share it with vetted contractors and home-services partners so they can help you act on what the report shows — that's how we keep the report free. We only share with partners we've vetted, and you can opt out at any time by emailing support@mypropfile.com or replying STOP to any text. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.