Brendan Carroll I do not know of an API for this, but while I applaud you for the in-depth research and obvious due-diligence you are performing, Zillow is not a very reliable source for data- especially their estimating algorithm.

So I did.In those matters when I brought up the defense some lenders I spoke to acted as if they were not impressed but after going through and giving in depth details, they simply fell silent and did nothing.

The highest and best use shows that only 200' in depth is required but the additional land is required to be purchased to get it.

(My real estate blog, if you care to go to my profile to look it up can explain RE 2.0 in depth.

Can you explain in a little more depth here or by PM?

Originally posted by "**********":CA Civil Code sections 1695 ( a) through 1695.17 (b) 7 type written pages of legal jargon alone define foreclosure and purchase law.1695 (a) The legislature finds and declares that homeowners whose residences are in foreclosure have been subjected to fraud, deception, and un fair dealing by home equity purchasers.............................CC sec. 2945-2945.11 about 12 type written pages talks about "foreclosure consultants" in depth.

It will include excavation to a certain depth.

I haven't considered the neighborhood imploding, but do wonder about the depth of unintended consequences.

A future home inspector might check the depth, but they aren't going to dig around in insulation looking for mouse poo.

Something like a checklist or more in-depth guide (just ideas) because that can be something they keep or share and since it will be branded with your logos and links it will always help you out.