Source-linked intake
Start with an APN, source dates, parcel facts, zoning, and links back to official systems rather than a black-box conclusion.
A diligence accelerator—not a substitute for counsel.
Explicit uncertainty
Unresolved zoning, overlays, transit qualification, replacement obligations, procedural posture, and data conflicts remain visible.
Structured handoff
Give developers, architects, lenders, and counsel the same preliminary fact pattern and assumption log.
What counsel still verifies
- Exact parcel identity, legal description, ownership, and any assemblage assumptions.
- Current zoning code, zone string, general-plan designation, overlays, specific plans, and adopted maps.
- Whether a state or local housing pathway applies to the parcel on the relevant date.
- Tenant, affordable-housing, demolition, replacement-unit, environmental, subdivision, and procedural requirements.
- Whether the proposed program and design can actually use the screened envelope.
Product boundary: Land to Yield does not provide legal advice or issue an entitlement opinion. A screening result should not be quoted as a final developability determination.
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