Sources / Confidence
Evidence Appendix
Sources, confidence, assumptions, missing facts, professional-review flags, and future API placeholders.
Keep source, confidence, missing facts, and review flags visible so people know what can be trusted, what needs checking, and what requires a professional.
Transcript
The appendix keeps the strategy honest. It shows what came from the customer, what came from photos or public data placeholders, what needs a connector, what has low confidence, and what must be reviewed by a qualified person.
Better evidence helps avoid bad spending, bad offers, and repeated professional questions.
Updated source table, confidence, and missing facts.
Credit action for source-heavy researchWhat Legacy does
- Tracks customer facts, photo review, public data placeholders, marketplace data placeholders, records, and review flags.
- Marks confidence and missing facts.
- Routes consequential issues to the right person.
What you control
- Confirm or correct assumptions.
- Add better photos, records, invoices, and estimates.
- Choose whether to share with a professional.
How this module gets better
Identify where each number or recommendation came from.
Separate rough estimates from reviewed facts.
Send professional questions to the right person.
Sources, confidence, and missing review
Customer intake: Story, goals, rough facts, and photos. Medium
eBay-style data: Current/sold data placeholder for future item research. Needs connector
Property data: Public data/comp connector placeholder. Needs connector
Vehicle data: VIN/title/market connector placeholder. Needs connector
PA records: REV-1500 and professional-review packet. Professional
Evidence summaries are not professional conclusions. Use qualified review for legal, tax, valuation, lending, insurance, brokerage, and licensed-trade decisions.
Ask Keith
Keep source, confidence, missing facts, and review flags visible so people know what can be trusted, what needs checking, and what requires a professional.
I would compare the paths before spending. In this sample, the $80K offer is a floor, the $53K bridge creates options, and the next safest move is protect, clear, prove value, then choose.