Track and compare every home you tour
Home Tour Scorecard
Rate each showing across structured categories, compare properties side-by-side, and export your notes. Saved locally in your browser.
TL;DR
Use this when you are touring multiple Seattle-area homes and need to compare them before staging, lighting, and memory blur together.
What this helps you compare
- Location and commute friction
- Layout and flow
- Natural light and noise level
- Parking and storage
- Visible condition and repair concerns
- Overall gut feeling vs. practical fit
Greater Seattle notes
- Older Seattle homes: pay closer attention to drainage direction, crawl space condition, sewer age, and roof history.
- Townhomes and condos: note HOA and shared-maintenance factors separately from the unit itself.
- Commute: test by actual route and time of day, not map distance alone.
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Common questions
When should I start using this scorecard?▾
After your first tour. The sooner you record your impressions, the more useful they are — memory of individual homes degrades quickly, especially after multiple showings in one day.
What do listing photos often miss?▾
Layout flow, real natural light at different times of day, noise from neighbors and streets, exterior condition details, and anything staged to conceal.
How do I compare homes after a busy weekend of touring?▾
Use the scorecard to separate what you remember emotionally from what you actually rated. Your gut-feeling score vs. your combined category scores sometimes tell different stories.
Have a specific listing in mind?
Send the listing and your scorecard to Vera for a Listing X-Ray.
Vera Huang is a Washington licensed broker with WeLakeside. She built SeattleHomeWay for analytical Greater Seattle buyers who want to understand the numbers, risks, and tradeoffs before making an offer.