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This FAQ covers the basics—what NSPIRE is, how deficiencies are classified, common “fast-fail” items, and how scores work. For photo examples and HUD-aligned guidance on fixing issues, join the members area inside the app.
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Integrity.
Precision.
Excellence.
NSPIRE is HUD’s standardized inspection protocol used for multifamily and public housing. It defines what’s “deficient,” how it’s scored, and how fast issues must be fixed. Need the full rule and examples? Join the members area for HUD-aligned guidance.
They’re prioritized by resident safety and building impact; higher severity can trigger faster correction timelines. See photo examples and correction timelines in the members area.
Weighed scores, severity, correction time, and location. Some items require quick 24 hour verification of correction. Members get a custom weighed score calculator + example images.
Inoperable smoke/CO alarms, missing GFCI protection near water, blocked egress, exposed electrical. We maintain a living checklist for members with photos by room/area.
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