Use case

Auto-research a property from records, tax, zoning and photos

Pull a property's records, tax and zoning data, and photos from multiple county and government sources into one summary, in minutes instead of an hour.

Researching a property properly means visiting several different places: the county records site, the tax office, a separate zoning page, and somewhere else again for photos, none of which talk to each other or look the same from one county to the next. Do that once and it is tedious; do it for every deal you are evaluating, and it becomes the thing that quietly eats an analyst's day and the reason details get missed when things get busy.

What you get.

  • Every property gets the same thorough look a top analyst would give, so you never miss the zoning line or lien that kills a deal.
  • You can decide and act while a competitor is still pulling up the first county website.
  • Research that used to take an hour is ready in minutes, for every property, not just the important-looking ones.
  • Complete, consistent information behind every decision, instead of whatever a tired person had time to check.

How it works.

We built DeedSeek to do this lookup automatically. Give it a property, and it goes to the relevant county and government sources on its own, pulls the records, the tax and zoning details, and available photos, and puts it all together into one readable summary instead of a pile of raw pages you have to interpret yourself. What used to take a person a real chunk of an hour, checking site after site, comes back in a few minutes.

Because the sources and the format stay consistent every time, you are not depending on whoever happens to be doing the research that day to remember every step or every source. Every property gets the same thorough look, whether it is the first one you check that morning or the fiftieth.

If your team is doing this kind of lookup regularly, we start by walking through the sources you actually rely on and the format your team needs the summary in. We build and test it against real properties you choose, agree a fixed price, and hand over something that plugs into how your team already works, so research stops being the bottleneck between finding a property and deciding whether it is worth pursuing.

Proof this works.

We built DeedSeek, a property-research tool used in production by clients. It gathers records, tax and zoning data, and photos across multiple county and government sources and summarizes them, cutting research that used to take a person 30 to 60 minutes per property down to 2 to 5.

30 to 60 minutes down to 2 to 5 minutes per property

Ready to build this?

Tell us what you need automated. We scope it, fix the price, and build it on your infrastructure.