High confidence
Pulled from authoritative records and returned cleanly. Solid enough to base an initial decision on.
LandScout Intel
Submit a parcel, an asking price, and what you want to build. Get a feasibility report with zoning, setbacks, utilities, comps, build cost, a Max Land Offer, and a Green / Yellow / Red call. Every fact carries a confidence grade, and anything worth confirming before you close is flagged.
Deep local coverage
These jurisdictions are modeled against their actual local ordinance, so reports here carry real zoning districts, setbacks, and permit paths. Anywhere else, LandScout still runs the national data and the deal math, with local rules flagged to verify.
- Berkeley County, SC12 districts
- Charleston County (unincorporated), SC22 districts
- City of North Charleston, SC12 districts
- Orangeburg County (unincorporated), SC8 districts
- City of Orangeburg, SC8 districts
- City of Houston, TX2 districts
How every report is graded
LandScout Intel never hides uncertainty. Each finding is graded by how much to trust it, so you always know which numbers are solid and which deserve a second look before you put money down.
Medium confidence
Reasonable but partial or modeled. Usually fine to act on, worth a quick confirmation.
Low confidence
Inferred or thin coverage. Treat it as a starting point and confirm before you commit.
verify
Verify before close
Some findings can’t be relied on for a purchase without independent confirmation, like a survey, a perc test, or a call to the county. Those carry a verify flag and roll up into the report’s Yellow conditions.