Before you arrive
Decide what matters to your household, read the listing critically, and turn gaps into questions before the appointment starts.
In preparationQuestions worth carrying into the viewing
A clearer way through every viewing.
Practical field notes for noticing what matters, keeping useful evidence, and comparing homes after the front door closes.
Browse the field notesVIEWING FIELD SHEET · READY TO USEGUIDE 01
The house-viewing checklist
What to notice, photograph, and ask—without spending the entire viewing looking at your phone.
Printable · Interactive · UK focusedOpen guide
Use the moment you are in.
A property decision happens in stages. These notes are organised the same way, so you can find the useful thing without reading an entire buying handbook.
While you are there
Keep moving. Capture what you notice without spending the whole appointment sorting photos or filling in forms.
Straight afterwards
Record separate first impressions while they are fresh, then distinguish observations, agent answers, and things still unknown.
In preparationA calmer way to compare shortlisted homes
“Capture first. Organise second.”
A viewing is too short to turn into an inspection form. The guide helps you remember useful prompts; it does not ask you to classify every room while you are standing in it.
Keep the record after the checklist ends.
MaybeHome keeps your photos, spoken observations, unanswered questions, and private impressions connected to the home where they belong.