Screen, don't decide: every report is ranked evidence, sourced figures and named gaps for a person to judge — not a verdict.
On a site search, slope colours a site's topography flag. A site leaves the list on slope only when a measured slope is over that search's own grade ceiling; a slope we could not measure is printed as a gap, never as a reason to drop the site.
We never call a parcel vacant from the tax roll alone. The roll's code prints as the roll's own record; whether the ground is clear comes from mapped building outlines, and where the roll and the outlines disagree, the outlines win or the site reads “unread”.
Where we have not read the jurisdiction's own zoning map, the report says so and names the office to ask. We never derive a zoning district from a parcel's use code or its neighbours.
An assessed value prints as the assessor's tax assessment — a labelled reference anchor, not a market value, an appraisal or a price. In a non-disclosure state the report says why it sits further from market.
What each report covers: Storage site search — Palmer MA example · Industrial red-flag screen — Dallas TX example · Cell tower site ranking — Orlando FL example · Edge data center county ranking — 48 Texas counties · Data center parcel shortlist — Bexar County TX example · Housing market screen on a ZIP — 01007 MA example