Know if the site works —
before you commit

Give Scout an address and what you want to build. Get a Site Brief — parcel, owner, zoning verdict, and road access — while your coffee is still hot.

Parcel, owner, zoning fit, and road access — streamed in about two minutes.

How it works

From address to answer

One input. No setup, no data rooms, no GIS license.

1

Describe the deal

Type the address and your intended use — a 40-unit multifamily, a drive-thru QSR, a self-storage facility.

2

Scout investigates

Scout resolves the parcel and owner, reads the local zoning code against your use, and traces road frontage and right-of-way.

3

Get a verdict — and a phone number

A clear zoning fit call, the risks that matter, and the authority to contact next. Pursue or pass in minutes.

The Site Brief

A due-diligence answer, not a data dump

Every brief streams in live, block by block: the parcel and its owner, whether your intended use is permitted under the zoning that actually applies, which roads give you access and who controls the right-of-way — plus the map to see it all.

Screen a site in the time it takes to read an email — and keep every brief in your backlog, so pursue-or-pass calls are always a click away.

Streaming
2481 Old Mill Rd, Springfield, TN
40-unit multifamily

Property

Ready
Parcel081-034-00-012
Acreage6.4 ac
OwnerMiller Family Trust

Zoning fit

Likely permitted

R-3 Medium Density Residential — multifamily permitted by right up to 12 units/acre. Your program pencils at ~6.3 units/acre.

Roads & access

Ready
FrontageOld Mill Rd (county)
ROW authorityRobertson Co. Hwy Dept

Who to call

Working…
What's inside

The four questions that kill or carry a deal

Answered for your specific use — not generic parcel data.

Can you build it here?

Scout reads the zoning district against your intended use and gives a verdict in plain English — permitted, conditional, or a non-starter.

Can you get to it?

Abutting roads, frontage, and the authority that controls the right-of-way — the access questions that stall projects for months.

What's the flood story?

FEMA flood zones surfaced upfront, so insurance and elevation surprises show up now instead of at closing.

Who do you call?

The parcel owner and the right municipal contact, attached to the brief. When the site works, the next step is already lined up.

Got an address in mind?

Run your first Site Brief now. Free to start — no credit card needed.