Public-record property triage for LA professionals.
Start with a free first batch screen. If a property gets flagged, GroundRules offers a $149 human-reviewed packet. A $199/month pro plan is being tested as a small-user workflow, not a full enterprise promise.
Investor-friendly agents, small infill investors, and small builders screening 5–20 LA properties
- Batch address screening workflow
- Parcel, zoning, hazard, and jurisdiction signals
- Contradictions and unknowns surfaced early
- Free first batch screen
Human-reviewed packet for properties that need a closer read
- Contradiction warning near the top when sources disagree
- Source-cited public-record findings
- Human-reviewed before delivery
- Unknowns and follow-up questions clearly named
- 48-hour turnaround
- Not permit approval · not legal advice · not a buildability guarantee
Small pro users who want a repeat screening workflow without an enterprise promise
- Repeat batch screening workflow
- Monthly pro test framing only
- Manual support for a small number of recurring users
- LA-first coverage only
- Not enterprise, API, or multi-market automation
Pay for contradiction review only when a property needs it.
The free batch screen is meant for early professional triage. The $149 packet is for addresses worth a closer look after something gets flagged. The $199/month pro plan is a manual test for repeat users, not a promise of automation, enterprise support, or API access.
- ✓Investor-friendly agents screening listings
- ✓Small infill investors / flippers comparing deals
- ✓Small builders / contractors qualifying leads
- ✓Operators who want a first LA batch screen before deeper spend
Manual test workflow only — no enterprise support promise, no API promise, and no claim of wider regional coverage beyond the LA-first screen.
Los Angeles first. Reports are human-reviewed before delivery. Contradictions, unknowns, and source limits are shown explicitly. Support: christopher@usegroundrules.com
Screen a batch. Escalate only the properties that deserve it.
Submit 5–20 addresses
Paste a short batch of LA properties into the pro screening flow.
GroundRules screens the public record
Parcel, zoning, hazard, jurisdiction, and contradiction signals are surfaced from available public sources.
Flagged properties get reviewed
A human checks the source-backed findings and calls out contradictions or unknowns clearly.
Use the packet for next-step triage
Decide whether to spend more on diligence, quoting, or professional review.
DIY research
- —Conflicting county and city records
- —Time lost reconciling basics
- —Easy to miss contradictions
Deeper diligence
- —Useful later in the funnel
- —Better after initial triage
- —Overkill for every address
GroundRules
First paid step- Contradictions called out near the top
- Human-reviewed packet when flagged
- LA-first public-record triage