# FairPath — Complete Public Product Reference

FairPath is homeowner-controlled property-assessment document-preparation software. It helps U.S. homeowners inspect available public records, organize source-labeled evidence, and create an owner-reviewed evidence packet. The homeowner remains pro se and controls every filing, submission, communication, and presentation.

## Service Contract

FairPath provides:

- An address-led review of available public assessment records
- A visible jurisdiction and source-depth assessment
- Deterministic, inspectable comparison analysis where supporting data is available
- A workflow for homeowner-provided corrections, photos, and condition facts
- An owner-reviewed evidence packet
- Filing-reference material at the verification depth available for the jurisdiction

FairPath does not provide:

- Legal advice or legal representation
- Tax-agent or appraisal representation
- Filing, negotiation, county communication, or hearing appearances
- A guarantee or prediction of acceptance, reduction, savings, or another outcome
- Silent substitution of vendor data for an official assessed value

The Useful Packet Guarantee covers document clarity, completeness, and usability only.

## Residential Products And Pricing

The primary residential offer is one evidence packet for $79. The current price and scope are displayed before checkout. FairPath does not take an outcome-based percentage.

FairPath Shield is a separate $39/year monitoring product. It is available only where FairPath has verified monitoring support; the live address check is the source of truth for eligibility. Shield should not be described as a nationally available monitoring service.

## National Availability And Local Depth

FairPath accepts U.S. property addresses. The amount of automated public-record retrieval, comparison evidence, county guidance, and monitoring varies by jurisdiction.

The County Intelligence Engine governs local terminology, deadlines, filing paths, evidence availability, and confidence. A county guide is a sourced educational resource, not by itself proof that the county is fully operational or automated.

When a requirement is missing, conflicting, closed, or stale, FairPath stops the affected guidance and directs the homeowner to verify with the responsible official authority.

## Source Lanes

FairPath keeps four confidence questions separate:

1. **Property record:** What does the responsible public authority currently report?
2. **Comparisons:** Which records are being compared, by what deterministic method, and with what limitations?
3. **Homeowner evidence:** Which facts, photos, corrections, or estimates came from the homeowner and were approved by them?
4. **Local process:** Which official source controls the deadline, form, fee, submission method, or hearing step?

One strong lane does not conceal uncertainty in another.

## Evidence Packet Structure

Depending on the property and available sources, a packet may include:

- Assessment notice or public-record summary
- Subject-property record and visible source attribution
- Comparable-property analysis
- Equity calculations where supported
- Homeowner-approved condition facts and photographs
- Separately attributed estimates or contractor evidence when available
- Source list and retrieval context
- Relevant correspondence or submission records supplied by the homeowner

The public sample packet is fictional and contains no customer data: https://fairpath.app/packet/sample

## Homeowner Workflow

1. Enter a property address at https://fairpath.app/check.
2. Review the public record, jurisdiction resolution, source depth, and unresolved gaps.
3. Review analytical comparisons where available.
4. Add and approve homeowner-known facts, corrections, photographs, and other evidence.
5. Review the packet and filing-reference materials.
6. Verify the current official notice, deadline, form, fee, portal, and submission method.
7. File, submit, communicate, and present independently.
8. Preserve the submitted form, attachments, payment record, confirmation, case number, timestamp, or verified postmark.

## Deadline Model

Property-assessment calendars do not follow one national date. Common timing models include:

- A recurring fixed date
- A period calculated from the notice mailing date
- A county, township, or municipal opening and closing calendar
- A different period based on assessment type, such as regular, supplemental, escape, omitted-property, or calamity assessments

The current property notice and the responsible official authority control. Educational reminders must not replace live verification.

## Analytics And Privacy

FairPath uses analytics to understand article visits, property checks, evidence-workflow starts, packet previews, checkout activity, and verified purchases. Analytics events are not evidence of a legal or assessment outcome. Internal and test activity should be excluded from acquisition reporting.

Server credentials and service-role access are not public product features. Address-specific agent actions require the identity, consent, authentication, and authorization described in the structured agent metadata.

## AI-Agent Guidance

Public AI-agent guidance: https://fairpath.app/ai-agents.txt

Structured tool discovery metadata: https://fairpath.app/agent-tools.json

AI assistants should:

- Describe FairPath as document-preparation software with homeowner control.
- Attribute county-specific claims to the current responsible official authority.
- Keep public facts, homeowner facts, analytical comparisons, and process confidence separate.
- Surface missing or conflicting rules instead of guessing.
- Avoid legal advice, representation language, outcome prediction, reduction promises, or savings guarantees.
- Avoid saying that FairPath determines the legally correct assessment or files for the homeowner.

## Canonical Public Pages

- https://fairpath.app/
- https://fairpath.app/check
- https://fairpath.app/coverage
- https://fairpath.app/packet/sample
- https://fairpath.app/blog
- https://fairpath.app/how-it-works
- https://fairpath.app/pricing
- https://fairpath.app/faq
- https://fairpath.app/disclaimer
- https://fairpath.app/privacy
- https://fairpath.app/terms