Confirmed means sourced
A finding marked confirmed opens to the document that confirms it.
Everything about your parcel. Exactly what to do next
What used to take weeks of calls, GIS layers, county records and the local knowledge only insiders have now comes back as one organized analysis
- The factors that decide the deal
- The bottom line
- A step-by-step action plan
Less digging, and every open question named
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Start with what you have. A parcel, your plan, and the seller package. That is enough to begin.
Already in use by land developers and acquisition teams
Get early accessManage every deal in one pipeline
Every parcel you’re evaluating in one pipeline: research status, your decision, the last thing that happened and the next step, with a date. Nothing slips, and nobody has to remember where a deal left off.
- The last step, always on record
- Next steps with dates, across every deal
- Log a call or a reply in seconds
Having trust issues?
Good. Every finding tells you exactly how sure it is.
Claims stay labelled
Anything from a seller package is marked as a claim until a municipal source confirms it.
Unknown stays unknown
A question no source has answered is shown in grey, never as a pass or a fail.
Questions
Before you join
How accurate is it?
Every finding links to the document it came from, and anything unconfirmed is marked. Use it to decide which parcels deserve diligence spend and what to verify first.
How long does it take?
A few minutes from the moment you add the parcel.
Does it know my county?
Coverage depends on what each jurisdiction publishes. When a record isn’t online, the report says so and names what to request.
What happens to my deal information?
It stays private. The parcels, documents and notes you add are yours.
Who is it for?
US residential land developers and acquisition teams who screen parcels regularly.
What do I need to start?
A parcel address or ID is enough. Your plan and the seller package make the bottom line sharper, but they’re optional.
What does the report include?
- Verdict
- Recommended offer
- Seller claims vs. records
- Zoning & ordinances
- Entitlement path and cost
- Wetlands, floodplain & soils
- Sewer & water capacity
- Approval history
- Can it be built
- Lot count and sizes
- Nearby communities
- Finished lot value
- Value per acre
- What would change the answer
- Next steps, cheapest first
Early access
Apply for early access
Tell us how you screen land, and we’ll set up a short call.
- 1We read your note and look at the kind of parcels you screen.
- 2We set up a short call to walk through a first look together.
- 3You’re in, and every deal gets easier to manage from day one.
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