About REAC NSPIRE Consulting
One team from survey to result
We prepare HUD-assisted properties for inspection, correct what we find, and stay with our clients through the result. Thirty crews, all 50 states, and a habit of telling you the awkward thing early.
What we do
One team across the whole compliance problem
Most properties end up with a survey from one firm, repairs from a contractor, and advice from somebody else. The gaps between them are where scores get lost, because nobody owns the whole picture.
We built the company to close those gaps. Founded and owned by Sam Amoyelle, the same team surveys the property against the published NSPIRE standards, ranks the findings by what they actually cost, corrects them, documents each correction, and attends the official inspection with you.
We work with public housing authorities, HUD-assisted multifamily, tax credit developments, scattered-site portfolios and voucher landlords. Some are single properties; some are portfolios across several states run as one engagement.
Inspection
Pre-inspection surveys scored the way the official visit will score them.
Inspection services Close what was foundRepairs
Corrections specified to the standard, with dated before and after evidence.
Repair services The decisions around bothConsulting
Score recovery, appeals, corrective action plans and capital planning.
Consulting services The administrative halfCompliance
EIV, HCV, TRACS and PBV records reviewed and gaps closed.
Compliance servicesThe people
Who you will be working with
The same people who scope your project are the ones accountable for the result.
Sam Amoyelle
Founder and OwnerFounded the company to give property managers one team for survey, repair and inspection day, instead of three vendors and the gaps between them.
Daniel Amoyelle
Project ManagerManages projects from scope to close-out, coordinating crews, schedules and the documentation each correction needs.
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What you can expect from us
We survey before we quote
A price given before anyone has walked the property is a guess. We look first, then tell you what the work is and what it will cost, including the parts you were hoping to avoid.
We rank by consequence
Findings come back ordered by what they cost your score, not by what is most visible. That ordering is most of the value, and it frequently contradicts intuition.
We mobilize fast
Consultations and surveys are usually scheduled within 24 hours, and crews follow on the same timescale. Inspection dates do not move, so neither do we.
We tell you the awkward thing
If your date cannot be met, a finding is not worth appealing, or your property will not score what you hoped, you hear it early rather than afterwards.
Why we exist
The standards are public, and still nobody reads them
HUD publishes a separate standard for every inspectable item, plus guidance on how to read them. It is all free and all specific. Almost nobody outside the field has worked through it.
So a competent contractor makes a safe, code-compliant repair and the item still records a deficiency, because compliance is judged against the published standard rather than against good practice. That gap is the reason this company exists, and closing it is most of what we do.
- Work specified against the standard, not trade convention
- Severity and inspectable location recorded for every finding
- Photographic evidence tied to each correction
- Certified professionals, several of them former inspectors
Thirty crews mean a short-notice date does not become a waiting list. One team means one person who knows your property, not three who each know a part of it.
Who we work with
Properties and programs we cover
Assessed under the frameworks published by HUD's Real Estate Assessment Center, which now means NSPIRE for most HUD-assisted stock.
- Public housing authorities
- HUD-assisted multifamily and PBRA
- Project-based and tenant-based Section 8
- LIHTC and tax credit developments
- RAD conversions and recapitalizations
- Senior and supportive housing
- Scattered-site and single-family portfolios
- FHA-insured multifamily properties
- Housing Choice Voucher landlords
- Mixed-finance and mixed-income communities
- Rural and remote properties
- Multi-state portfolios
Want to know where your property actually stands?
Questions
About us
How quickly can you get to our property?
Consultations and surveys are usually scheduled within 24 hours, and crews mobilize on a similar timescale once a scope is agreed. HUD dates do not move to suit availability, so the capacity exists to absorb short notice.
Do you work outside your local area?
Yes, in all 50 states, including rural and remote locations where contractor availability is genuinely limited. Multi-state portfolios run as a single engagement with consistent reporting. See the coverage map.
What qualifications does your team hold?
Our professionals are certified and trained on current HUD protocols, and several came from inspection work themselves, which is where the useful judgment comes from. Standards keep changing, so ongoing training is part of the job.
Can you handle both the inspection and the repairs?
Yes, and we would argue you should want that. Our inspection services produce the findings and our repair services close them, specified against the same standards. The handoff between two vendors is where corrections most often fail.
What if our property has already scored badly?
That is a large part of our work. We start from your report, separate accurate findings from those recorded against the wrong standard, prioritize corrections by deduction, and file an appeal where the evidence supports one. REAC consulting covers that route.