Data sources

Provided as-is. It can be incomplete, outdated or wrong, and it is not a survey, title report or appraisal. Listings themselves come from the wholesalers who post them.

Lot lines, owners, acreage, zoning, values

County and state GIS services and public records (each county’s own parcel layer)

Public record

Street map

OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenFreeMap and OpenMapTiles

ODbL 1.0 — © OpenStreetMap contributors

Satellite imagery

Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics (Esri World Imagery); USGS The National Map

Esri terms of use; U.S. public domain

Topographic map, elevation, contours, hydrography

U.S. Geological Survey — The National Map, 3DEP, NHD, WBD

U.S. public domain

Flood zones

FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer

U.S. public domain

Wetlands

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service — National Wetlands Inventory

U.S. public domain

Soils

USDA NRCS — SSURGO / Web Soil Survey

U.S. public domain

Boundaries, school districts, railroads

U.S. Census Bureau — TIGERweb

U.S. public domain

Area figures (income, home value, population)

U.S. Census Bureau — American Community Survey 5-year estimates

U.S. public domain

Schools

National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

U.S. public domain

Walkability

U.S. EPA — National Walkability Index

U.S. public domain

Section grid, public land

Bureau of Land Management; USGS Governmental Units

U.S. public domain

Nearby places

OpenStreetMap contributors