Land Research Guides
Using Knowledge
Knowledge is structured land intelligence — not file storage. These guides show how to capture research the moment you do it, with enough structure that it is findable months or years later.
3 guides in Using Knowledge
- How to Use LandGauge KnowledgeKnowledge is structured land intelligence — not file storage. Here is how to make it work.4 min
- How to Save Research to KnowledgeCapture research the moment you do it, with enough structure that it is findable later.5 min
- How to Search and Reuse KnowledgeKnowledge is only valuable if you can find it later. Search, filter, and Related Knowledge are the tools.4 min
Other categories
Utilities
Power, water, sewer, and gas — what to verify before pricing a deal.
Septic & Perc Tests
Perc tests, soil evaluation, drain fields, and septic feasibility on vacant land.
Water & Wells
Water wells, well records, water quality, and water rights on vacant land.
Lot Splits
Minor subdivisions, frontage, access, and the economics of 1–4 lot splits.
GIS & Parcel Research
County GIS portals, parcel viewers, and how to confirm boundaries.
Zoning
Read code, verify allowed uses, and avoid entitlement surprises.
Due Diligence
Checklists and the recurring mistakes that turn wins into losses.
Land Value & Comps
Estimate raw, researched, builder-ready, and subdivided land value.
Access
Legal and physical access — easements, frontage, and recorded rights.
Flood Zones
FEMA flood maps, AE / A / X zones, and what they mean for buildability.
Getting Started
Orient yourself in LandGauge and set up a repeatable workflow.
Ready to put a deal through LandGauge?
Plug in the asking price, acreage, and parcel basics. LandGauge helps you review the deal math, split potential, and risk picture in minutes.
Analyze a Land Deal