Research the point-of-sale pictureon the map.
Search a California address and the map zooms to the property and traces its city limits — the real Census TIGER boundary. Then explore the point-of-sale zones that shape what a sale must disclose — wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer and jurisdiction — each labeled and tied to its rule. A research head start across all 58 counties — not a substitute for the city or county.
We resolve it to the exact property, draw the official city limits, and report status for every mapped point-of-sale zone — wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer and more.
The map draws the property's city limits straight from Census TIGER when a boundary is mapped. Wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer and the other point-of-sale zones are reported as status for the address and cited in full inside your free report. Informational only; the local jurisdiction is always the final authority. Hazard data: CAL FIRE, FEMA, California Geological Survey.
This free lookup is one small piece.
LetterScript's core reads your contract and builds the deadline timeline, calendar, and reminders — inspection, loan, and appraisal contingencies, disclosure deliveries, and close of escrow, extracted straight from the documents.
Nine boundary layers, one address
California stacks point-of-sale rules from a dozen overlapping authorities. We resolve nine boundary layers to the property so you can see which rules reach a given address.
CAL FIRE wildfire severity — drives the Natural Hazard Disclosure and AB-38 hardening.
Special Flood Hazard Area and flood-zone designation behind insurance and disclosure rules.
Alquist-Priolo fault-rupture zones that require a seismic-hazard disclosure.
Seismic-hazard zones where shaking can liquefy the ground (CGS).
Earthquake-induced landslide hazard zones mapped by the state geologist.
Mapped dam-failure inundation areas (Gov. Code §8589.45).
The wastewater district serving the property — the authority behind any point-of-sale sewer-lateral rule.
The fire-protection district serving the property.
The city or county whose local point-of-sale ordinances govern the sale.
How it works
From address to a mapped picture of the property's obligations in three steps.
Search an address
Type a California address. Typo-tolerant autocomplete snaps it to the exact property — 12.3M properties across all 58 counties.
The map frames the city
We drop a pin on the property and, for in-city addresses, trace the exact TIGER city limits against a clean, self-hosted California basemap.
See the boundary + zones
The real city boundary draws on the map, and each mapped point-of-sale zone — wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer — reports its status for the address.
The map is the preview. The report is the playbook.
A free account turns the layers into a working point-of-sale report — the forms, the code citation behind each requirement, who files it, and when each task is due in your deal's timeline.