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SiteFacts

For Land Buyers & Owners

Know the truth about hidden site problems before you spend thousands

Identify slope, wetlands, septic feasibility, zoning limits, and utility-distance costs before you purchase. Then negotiate, or walk away, with the facts on your side.

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The cost of guessing

The same fact, “half this lot is wetland,” is free information before you offer and a catastrophe after you close. Timing is everything.

Without SiteFacts

  • Find the septic won’t perc after you’ve closed
  • Learn the “buildable acre” is mostly floodplain
  • Pay six figures to reach a utility that looked close
  • Own a lot you can’t build the home you planned on

With SiteFacts

  • Know perc, slope, and flood risk before you offer
  • See the true buildable area, not the lot-line acreage
  • Get a real utility-cost estimate up front
  • Negotiate the price down, or walk with zero regret

Two simple ways

Know before you buy

01

Screen fast with a SiteScore

A quick red / yellow / green read on the five deal-killers. Perfect for comparing lots or deciding whether to dig deeper.

02

Confirm with a full report

When a lot makes the shortlist, a complete SiteFacts Report gives you the full due-diligence picture to buy, or walk, with confidence.

The report

What’s inside a SiteFacts Report

Zoning, setbacks & legal compliance

What the land is allowed to become: overlays, setbacks, deed restrictions, and use limits.

Environmental & wildlife considerations

Wetlands, floodplains, protected habitat, and the wildland-urban interface.

Utilities & infrastructure availability

Real distance and cost to water, sewer, power, and internet. Proximity vs. actual access.

Risk factors & development costs

Slope, soils, access, and the site-work budget those constraints imply.

Expert analysis & summary

A plain-English verdict with a documentation trail, not a raw data dump.

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Case study

How one land buyer used SiteFacts to uncover hidden barriers

  • Identified zoning limitations requiring a Conditional Use Permit (CUP)
  • Discovered a BLM access backlog that could delay development for years
  • Flagged lack of emergency services and power access before closing
  • Turned a high-risk purchase into a strategic hold opportunity
“We were ready to buy, until SiteFacts showed that we couldn’t even apply for a home permit without a federal right-of-way. What felt like a dream property would’ve been years of red tape. That report saved us from a six-figure mistake.”
Prospective land buyer
Crook County, OR

FAQ

Land buyer questions

When should I order, before or after I make an offer?
Most buyers screen with a SiteScore while they’re still comparing lots, then order the full report on the parcel they’re serious about, either before the offer or inside the inspection window.
Can I share the report with my builder or lender?
Absolutely. Reports are formatted for customer presentations, lender packets, and internal workflows.
Do you cover my area?
Parcel data and full due-diligence reports are available nationwide. Ask us about a specific parcel and we will confirm what the county publishes before you order.
How long does it take?
SiteScore: 24–48 hours. Full SiteFacts Report: 5 business days.

Check the lot before you commit

Order a SiteScore for $99 and see the risks in 24–48 hours. The fee is credited toward a full report.