How AnalyzeMyLand works

Resolve the parcel first, then check public records, environmental overlays, road frontage, and source notes against the same boundary.

Location input

Address, parcel ID, coordinates, or map link.

User searchValidated

Parcel match

Resolve to county or FDOR parcel geometry.

County GIS + FDORValidated

Source notes

Record source details and fallback path.

Internal cacheCompiled

Record facts

Show parcel identity, DOR use, acreage, and values.

Parcel attributesScreening

Flood

Intersect the parcel with FEMA flood polygons.

FEMA NFHLScreening

Wetlands

Intersect USFWS NWI habitat polygons.

USFWS NWIScreening

Road frontage

Screen nearby centerlines and physical adjacency.

FDOT + county roadsScreening

Summary

Generate a plain-language readout.

Report dataGenerated

Shareable report

Open a persistent report with maps and source notes.

Cached analysisCompiled

What to verify

Public GIS is useful for screening, but final decisions still need local review.

Parcel boundaries come from public GIS records, not legal surveys.

Flood and wetlands results are screening overlays, not professional determinations.

Road frontage is physical GIS screening and does not establish legal access.

Upstream outages do not block the whole report when cached layer results are available.