Find the property
Boundaries, ownership facts and individual map layers help orient the conversation.
Preliminary land due diligence
Know what the land may support before your client commits.
Enter an address and describe the plan. Landery checks the home, septic area, well, driveway and accessory buildings together against parcel data, mapped constraints and local requirements.
Private beta · Selected Kent County, Michigan jurisdictions · Preliminary screening, never a permit decision
Correct parcel firstLocal rules citedNo forced favorable conclusion
Property-specific screeningHome + septic reserve + well + accessTested together against mapped evidence and supported local requirements
Illustrative sample · official evidence and conceptual features use different symbolsSee the answer, the evidence and the uncertainty
Not another parcel map. A property-plan decision screen.
A map shows what is there. Landery helps explain what it may mean for this property and this specific plan.
Preliminary recommendationPreliminary opportunityModerate confidence · field and agency confirmation required
- Requested components are tested together at real dimensions.
- Alternative access and homesite possibilities are compared only when supported.
- If no practical concept survives screening, the report says so.
Built for the decision—not the layer count
Go beyond parcel lookup and generic risk scores.
Landery carries the question further while staying honest about what public evidence cannot decide.
Summarize signals
A score may flag concern, but it rarely shows whether the requested home, septic system and access fit together.
Test the actual plan
Test the requested home, septic reserve, well, barn and access at realistic dimensions, then show what must be verified next.
What a realtor receives
An evidence-backed first client conversation.
Decision summary
A plain-language preliminary conclusion, confidence and the most important next move.
Mapped possibilities
Realistically sized home, septic reserve, well, accessory building, yard and access concepts where evidence supports them.
Local requirements
A dated checklist of the township rules and confirmations that control the proposed plan.
Risk and cost flags
Wetlands, soils, flood hazard, terrain, access dependencies and hidden-cost questions before commitment.
Evidence package
A detailed PDF, map images, measurements, sources, retrieval dates and explicit limitations.
A clearer first conversation
From address to informed next step
Designed for the moment before a client spends thousands on surveys, engineering and specialist work.
Confirm the land
Select adjoining parcels and verify the decision unit visually.
Describe the goal
Size the home, barn, yard, septic, well, drive and expansion needs.
Compare possibilities
Review layouts, conflicts, uncertainty and hidden-cost exposure without forcing a favorable answer.
Share the evidence
Use the interactive report, detailed PDF, maps, measurements and dated source record.
Founding beta
The founding beta is free.
Planned post-beta pricing begins at $29 per completed property analysis. Billing is not active, and the detailed pricing hypothesis may change as we learn from testers.
Answer first. Evidence always.
A client-ready answer that never pretends to be a permit.
Every conclusion carries confidence, source age and explicit limitations. Official data, derived measurements and conceptual ideas remain clearly distinguished.
Combined acreage14.42GIS acres
Screened opportunity7.24acres
Mapped wetland4.81union acres
Possibilities compared4ranked concepts
Private founding beta
Five property screens. Thirty days. No charge.
Landery is currently testing the complete automated workflow with two invited Kent County real-estate professionals. Broader access is not yet available.
Analysis timing depends on property complexity, source availability and automated validation checks. Beta testers will see clear processing and blocked-analysis states.
5 property analyses30 days of private access$0 during the founding betaI already have an invitation
Questions: marketanalyst.data@gmail.com
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Use the email address that received your Landery invitation. Your private workspace includes five automated analyses for 30 days.
Sign in to LanderyHave a question or want to be considered for a future test?marketanalyst.data@gmail.comFrequently asked questions
What Landery is—and is not.
Does Landery decide whether land is buildable?
No. It provides a preliminary opportunity, material-constraints or insufficient-data conclusion and identifies professional and agency confirmation still required.
Where does the evidence come from?
County parcel and imagery services, supported local zoning sources, Michigan EGLE, FEMA, USDA NRCS, USFWS and USGS. Each report records sources and retrieval dates.
What happens when no practical building area is found?
Landery does not force a homesite. It explains the limiting evidence, lowers confidence where appropriate and recommends the smallest next verification step.
Are conceptual drives or easements legal rights?
No. They are planning possibilities only. Title, ownership, road-agency, engineering and local approvals control.