Flood risk, HOA status, permit history, school trajectory, open liens, ownership records — what listing sites don't show you, in plain English, before you sign.
The process
Street address, city, and state. We standardize and verify it automatically.
FEMA flood maps, Census data, NCES school data, property records — all in parallel.
Claude synthesizes 6 data layers into plain-English findings with clear risk flags.
Know what to ask about, what to investigate, and what to feel good about.
Sample output
Listing sites show surface-level risk badges. Zillow removed climate scores entirely in late 2025 after agent pressure. Neither shows you the full picture — deed history, HOA confirmation, open liens, permit flags, school trajectory — in one place, in plain English, before you sign.
Every report ends with a plain-English summary and the one thing you should investigate before making an offer.
"123 Maple St is in FEMA Zone X with minimal flood risk and no insurance requirement. The Cary ZIP code has seen 18% income growth over 5 years and the school district has increased per-pupil spending 28% since 2019 — both positive long-term signals. The HOA is confirmed active; request the reserve fund balance before making an offer. The one thing to verify before signing: the property has 11 permits on record including a recent addition — pull the full permit history from Wake County to confirm all work was properly closed and inspected."
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