Property Information ReportOnline property information, organized — $395

Two research services

Choose the answer you need before plans.

Get an online property-information summary, or add remote feasibility guidance for one proposed ADU direction.

Architectural diagram distinguishing a public assessor map from a field boundary survey
Read the recordUse online evidence for what it establishes—and name what remains unverified.

Choose the right depth

Start with information. Add judgment only when needed.

The $395 report organizes what public online sources say. The $1,055 report applies that evidence to one stated ADU direction.

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Property Information Report

$395Property summary report · 2–3 business days

What useful property information is available online?

A source-linked summary of relevant public online information, without a feasibility opinion.

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Remote ADU Feasibility Report

$1,055Remote feasibility report · 1–2 weeks

Does one proposed ADU direction appear worth pursuing?

One property and one clearly stated project direction that needs remote professional judgment.

Both exclude

Field measurements, a survey, permit drawings, legal advice, field verification, and approval prediction.

Three differences that matter

Choose information—or add judgment.

Both reports organize online property information. Remote feasibility adds project-specific judgment and a bounded agency inquiry when useful.

Key differences between Property Information and Remote Feasibility
CompareProperty Information$395Remote Feasibility$1,055
Online property informationIncludedIncluded
Project-specific feasibility judgmentNot includedIncluded
Bounded agency inquiry when neededNot includedIncluded when useful

Property Information

$395
Online property information
Included
Project-specific feasibility judgment
Not included
Bounded agency inquiry when needed
Not included

Remote Feasibility

$1,055
Online property information
Included
Project-specific feasibility judgment
Included
Bounded agency inquiry when needed
Included when useful
Illustrative property-information report preview with no client or real-property data
Illustrative report previewNo client or real-property data. Final reports use property-specific sources and findings.

What you receive

Know what the records support—and what to verify next.

Your report turns available public online records into a source-linked property summary, separates supported facts from gaps or conflicts, and ends with a practical next action. Remote feasibility adds judgment about one stated ADU direction; neither service replaces field measurements, a survey, or an agency determination.

  1. 01
    A sourced property record

    See the parcel, jurisdiction, records, and reviewing agency used for the report.

  2. 02
    Knowns and unknowns separated

    Understand what the sources support, where they conflict, and what remains missing.

  3. 03
    One decision put in context

    For remote feasibility, relate one proposed ADU direction to the available information.

  4. 04
    A practical next step

    Proceed, verify an unknown, change direction, or pause before spending more.

Still organizing the property?

Find the unknowns before choosing a paid report.

Use the free ADU Permit Readiness Checklist to identify the records, site conditions, and owner decisions worth gathering first.

See what the checklist covers