Create Homeowner Report v1
This article shows you how to create a property homeowner report in the Luxury Property Software web portal. Also known as the Green report đ˘. This report is sent to homeowners based on their subscription settings.
The New Homeowner Report is a comprehensive property management tool that allows staff members to document property visits, maintenance activities, and inspections. This report system ensures proper communication between property managers and homeowners while maintaining detailed records of all property-related activities.

How to Fill Out the Homeowner Report
Section titled âHow to Fill Out the Homeowner ReportâFollow these steps to properly complete and submit the homeowner report:
1. Choose or Create an Activity (required)
Section titled â1. Choose or Create an Activity (required)âSelect a predefined activity or create a new one by following the Report Activities Guide.

2. Add Interior Notes and Photos
Section titled â2. Add Interior Notes and PhotosâDocument the interior condition:
- Write detailed notes using the rich text editor.
- Upload supporting interior photos (JPEG, PNG, JPG up to 5MB each).

3. Add Exterior Notes and Photos
Section titled â3. Add Exterior Notes and PhotosâRepeat the same process for exterior observations and documentation.

4. Set the Report Status (Pass or Fail)
Section titled â4. Set the Report Status (Pass or Fail)â- If Pass, no extra notes required.
- If Fail, provide explanation, action items, and correction timeline.

5. Save Draft or Send Report
Section titled â5. Save Draft or Send Reportâ- Use Save Draft if incomplete or pending review.

- Click Send Report to finalize and trigger notifications.

Report Structure
Section titled âReport StructureâReport Issuer
Section titled âReport IssuerâThe system automatically assigns the currently logged-in user as the report issuer. This ensures proper tracking and accountability for each report.
Homeowner(s)
Section titled âHomeowner(s)âAutomatically populated list of all registered homeowners linked to the selected property.
All listed homeowners will receive the report upon submission.
Activity Selection
Section titled âActivity SelectionâDisplays a required searchable dropdown of all predefined activities.
If you want to create or modify an existing option, related instructions are available in the Report Activities guide.
Property Address
Section titled âProperty AddressâRead-only field populated by the system based on the selected property.
Ensures consistency and prevents manual entry errors.
Interior Notes
Section titled âInterior Notesâ- Rich Text Editor: Full formatting capabilities including bold, italic, underline, and lists.
- Unlimited Text: No character limit for detailed descriptions.
Interior Photos
Section titled âInterior Photosâ- Multiple Upload Support: Add multiple photos to document interior conditions.
- Supported Formats: JPEG, PNG, JPG.
- Recommended Size: Maximum 5MB per image for optimal performance.
- Organization: Photos are automatically organized by upload date.
Exterior Notes
Section titled âExterior Notesâ- Rich Text Editor: Same formatting capabilities as interior notes.
- Detailed Documentation: Record all exterior observations and work completed.
Exterior Photos
Section titled âExterior Photosâ- Multiple Upload Support: Add multiple photos to document exterior conditions.
- Supported Formats: JPEG, PNG, JPG.
- Recommended Size: Maximum 5MB per image for optimal performance.
- Organization: Photos are automatically organized by upload date.
Report Status
Section titled âReport StatusâPass Status
Section titled âPass Statusâ- Select âPassâ when the property meets all standards.
- No additional notes required for passing inspections.
- Indicates satisfactory property condition.
Fail Status
Section titled âFail Statusâ- Select âFailâ when issues are identified.
- Mandatory Additional Notes: Must provide detailed explanation of failures.
- Action Items: Include specific steps needed to address issues.
- Timeline: Specify when corrections should be completed.
Saving and Submission Options
Section titled âSaving and Submission OptionsâSave Draft
Section titled âSave DraftâNetwork-Adaptive Functionality:
- Poor Network Connection: Automatically saves draft locally on device.
- Good Network Connection: Saves draft to server database.
- Purpose: Allows you to modify and complete the report later.
- Data Persistence: Draft is preserved until youâre ready to submit.
When to Use Save Draft:
- Report is incomplete.
- Need to gather additional information.
- Network connectivity issues.
- Requires supervisor review before submission.
Auto-Save Feature
Section titled âAuto-Save FeatureâThe system automatically creates periodic backup copies of your work:
- Continuous Backup: Small copies saved as you work.
- Session Recovery: Return to your work if you exit unexpectedly.
- No Data Loss: Your progress is protected even without manual saving.
Send Report
Section titled âSend ReportâFinal Submission Process:
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Email Distribution: Automatically sends report to all registered homeowners.
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Database Storage: Complete report data is permanently stored in the system.
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Notification Trigger: Activates property manager notifications based on subscription settings. For more details about notification subscriptions, see the subscriptions settings .
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Audit Trail: Creates permanent record for compliance and tracking.
Best Practices
Section titled âBest PracticesâPhotography Guidelines
Section titled âPhotography Guidelinesâ- Lighting: Take photos in good lighting conditions when possible.
- Coverage: Document all areas mentioned in your notes.
- Quality: Ensure photos are clear and properly focused.
- Context: Include wide shots for context and close-ups for details.
Note-Taking Standards
Section titled âNote-Taking Standardsâ- Be Specific: Include exact locations and detailed descriptions.
- Use Professional Language: Maintain professional tone throughout.
- Include Measurements: Provide dimensions when relevant for repairs or replacements.
- Timeline Information: Note when issues were discovered or work was completed.
Status Assessment Guidelines
Section titled âStatus Assessment Guidelinesâ- Pass Criteria: Property meets all required standards with no immediate concerns.
- Fail Criteria: Any issue that requires attention, repair, or follow-up action.
- Documentation Requirements: Always provide comprehensive notes for failed items.