Revalidata for homeowners
Your mortgage, insurance and HOA —
translated.
The documents that govern your home are dense on purpose. Revalidata reads them and tells you what actually matters: when your rate changes, what your policy excludes, what your HOA can enforce.
- Mortgage note
- Homeowners policy
- HOA notices
Your first 3 findings are free, no card. $1 keeps the full read and its reminders for that contract.
Your fixed interest rate ends May 1, 2027 — and can jump up to 5 points.
Your note allows an unusually large first adjustment. Knowing the date months ahead is what makes refinancing an option instead of a scramble.
“The initial fixed interest rate will change to an adjustable rate on the first day of May 2027, and… the first adjustment shall not exceed five percentage points.”
From your note · section 4(A) · Change Dates
Keep a document and we email you 90, 30 and 7 days before each deadline by default, and a change date we find is one of them.
Examples of what we catch for you
A few of the things we look for — not the full list.
Flood damage excluded
The single most common surprise in homeowners policies. We say it plainly on day one, not claim day.
Mold capped at $10,000
A sublimit far below what remediation actually costs.
Percentage wind & hail deductible
A "2% deductible" on a $400k home is $8,000 out of pocket, not $2,000.
HOA special assessments
A one-off charge on top of dues, with hearing and payment deadlines we put on your calendar.
See what is in your own document.
Your first 3 findings are free, no card. $1 keeps the full read and its reminders for that contract.
Christine answers questions about a contract.
She is not a general chatbot. Christine answers about one contract at a time, using what Revalidata read from it, and says so when something is not there. She keeps answers short and shows no source with them. She is not a lawyer, and she says so if you ask for legal advice.
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