ToolsSource: Property ID (vendor announcement)
Property ID's NakedHouse.ai report shows listing agents what a lot can legally become
Original headline: “Property ID Introduces NakedHouse.ai, Bringing Property Entitlements Into the Real Estate Transaction” — Property ID (vendor announcement), Oct 21, 2026
In an October 21 release, Los Angeles-based disclosure provider Property ID said it is introducing an Entitlements Home Disclosure report through NakedHouse.ai, meant to bring entitlement information into the transaction at the time of listing. According to the release, the report examines allowable expansion, additional accessory dwelling units, building-height limits, setbacks and permitted uses, including possible home-based businesses or family childcare depending on applicable rules. Property ID pitches it to buyers and listing agents as a way to show what a property can become, not just the existing house.
Our take (opinion & analysis, not reporting)
For listing agents: zoning and ADU potential often drive buyer questions, so a written entitlement report can be a stronger pricing and marketing talking point than 'great potential' in the remarks. Treat it as a starting point and have buyers confirm any expansion or business-use plans with the local planning office before relying on it. The release does not give pricing or market coverage details, so ask Property ID before ordering it for a listing.
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