Know the Land Before You Buy

A beautiful piece of property can still come with problems you can't see from the listing.

Before you buy, we'll review publicly available information that may affect what you want to do with the property, including zoning, flood risk, access, utilities and other potential red flags.

Already own the property? We can review that too.

Before you put more money into the property, ask better questions.

A listing can tell you how many acres you're buying. It may not tell you what could stand between you and what you intend to do with them.

A Land QuickCheck looks for publicly available information that could warrant a closer look before you move forward.
Zoning - Does the published zoning information appear consistent with what you want to build?

Zoning

Does the published zoning information appear consistent with what you want to build?

Flood Risk - Does available flood mapping identify areas of concern?

Flood risk

Does available flood mapping identify areas of concern?

Access - What do public records indicate about access to the property?

Access

What do public records indicate about access to the property?

Modern apartment complex with multiple contemporary buildings overlooking a landscaped courtyard where diverse residents enjoy community spaces

Utilities

What information is available about water, sewer, electricity or other infrastructure?

Other Red Flags - Is there something in the available records that suggests you should stop and investigate further?

Other Red Flags

Is there something in the available records that suggests you should stop and investigate further?

Start with a Land QuickCheck

$99 introductory price

Comprehensive Land Analysis

For one residential parcel, MR Energy Savings reviews available public information and prepares a concise report covering:

  • Property and parcel identification
  • Published zoning information
  • Preliminary flood-map screening
  • Publicly available access information
  • Publicly available utility information
  • Potential red flags identified during the review
  • Questions that may need further professional or government review
  • Recommended next steps

You'll receive:
A written Land QuickCheck report within approximately 2–3 business days after the property is verified.

Want to talk it through? Your purchase includes the option to schedule a 15-minute video call to review the findings.

Need More Than a QuickCheck?

Property development coordinator organizing satellite maps, zoning documents, and digital timeline tools on wooden desk overhead view

Comprehensive Land Review

Starting at $1,250

For buyers, investors and builders who need deeper research before moving forward.

Includes expanded research into zoning, land use, flood/environmental information, access, infrastructure, documented restrictions and additional areas requiring investigation.

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Development Due Diligence

Development Due Diligence

Starting at $2,500

For builders, developers and investors evaluating land for subdivision or development.

Research may include development constraints, zoning and land use, infrastructure considerations, drainage/environmental information and potential development requirements.

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Experience That Goes Beyond a Report

Rodrigo Ramis brings decades of construction and building-code experience to the practical questions owners, builders and developers face before and during a project.

Rod Ramis

Decades of construction and building-code experience to the practical questions owners, builders and developers face before and during a project.

You've found the land.

Now find out what questions you should be asking.