Know More About Your Property Before Your Buyer Does
Buyers research homes. So should sellers.
Before listing, a Property DNA report can help organize a broad range of available property information so Lisa and the homeowner can better understand the property they are preparing to market.
Last reviewed 2026-09-20.
What a Property DNA Report May Include
Depending on data availability, Property DNA may include information involving:
- Property characteristics
- Parcel information
- Ownership and sales history
- Mortgage-related data
- Nearby properties
- Market information
- Other available public or third-party data
What Property DNA Is Not
The purpose is not to replace formal due diligence. Property DNA is not:
- A title policy
- A title search
- An inspection
- An appraisal
- A survey
- A seller disclosure
- A legal opinion
- Tax advice
- An environmental assessment
It is another research tool, one more layer of information before you price, before you market and before buyers start asking questions.
Available at no charge
Free, no strings, no limit on how many properties you order.
Multiple properties
Research one address or several in a single request.
Nationwide
Reports available for properties across the United States.
Lisa's Nevada real-estate representation is limited to Nevada, but Property DNA can be coordinated for properties nationwide.
Get My Free Property DNA Report
Enter the property address or addresses you are preparing to market. Your contact information is entered once and covers every property in the request.
WE'VE GOT YOUR PROPERTY DNA REQUEST
Thank you, friend. Your request has been received and will be researched by the Property DNA team. Reports are typically completed within about one hour during normal business hours, although timing can vary depending on the property and available records.
Next Steps
Already Thinking About Selling?
The report is one layer of research. The other is a conversation: what the house is worth, what you would net, what to fix and what not to fix.