Research supports screening
Public-record research can help identify candidates, reconcile information and identify questions for further investigation. It does not by itself establish a property’s availability, seller interest, legal title, permitted use, physical condition, usable area or financial suitability.
Professional verification
Source & Acre’s desktop research is not legal, tax or investment advice, an appraisal, a land survey, an environmental site assessment or a title opinion. Relevant authorities and qualified professionals should address those matters before a transaction or operational decision.
Dates and source limitations
Records and rules can change. Source dates and research dates may differ. Coverage, field definitions, mapping accuracy and update cycles vary between jurisdictions. A specific site or proposed use needs current confirmation from the relevant source or authority.
Illustrations
Maps and example evidence notes on this website are illustrative unless expressly identified otherwise. They are not offers of property, completed client work or verified acquisition opportunities.
External links
External links identify relevant public sources. They do not imply affiliation, endorsement or control over the linked material.
Engagement terms
Deliverables, fees, timing, acceptance criteria and permitted uses are defined in the agreement for each commission. An enquiry alone does not commission work. We agree the scope and engagement terms in writing before starting.