For civic & community associations
Bring evidence, not anecdotes, to the town meeting.
See the whole picture
Every parcel in your municipality from public records: use, values, sales, flood zones, and in Prince George's County the 311 complaints and foreclosure filings on each lot. Find the patterns, not just the eyesores.
Document what members see
Members record observations and photos from their phones. Every entry is timestamped and attributed, so your record holds up.
Board-ready reports
Export clean PDF reports and mailing lists for meetings, newsletters, and letters to your town council.
See it in under a minute
Every concern starts with a report.
A resident reports it, someone walks the lot, and every parcel is scored by the same rules. When you take a concern to the county, you bring a dated record, not an opinion.
New: public records
One parcel. Every public record.
Your members' reports sit beside the official record: every 311 request filed on the same lot, a foreclosure registration, the last three sales and who sold. When you take a concern to the county, every date and source comes with it.
- Sales history
- Foreclosure filings
- 311 complaints
- Building permits
- FEMA flood zones
- State program areas
- Building footprints
- Notices of intent
Included on every plan. Foreclosures, permits and 311 are Prince George's County today; the rest is statewide.
How it works
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Choose your municipality
Pick the Maryland town your association serves. We build the register from its official boundary.
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Invite members
5 to 20 users depending on plan, with read-only access for members who just want to look. No per-user fees.
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Walk the neighborhood
Record conditions in the field. Observations raise or lower each parcel's score with a visible reason.
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Share with your town
Reports and exports give your town government something concrete to act on.
Your association's notes, photos, and observations are private to your members. Nothing is visible to the town, other associations, or anyone else until you choose to share a report. Associations have the full register, resident reports, field observations, and reports. Formal enforcement notices are reserved for verified local governments. If your association's bylaws or covenants authorize it to serve violation notices, contact us and we'll set up notice templates drawn from those bylaws.
See your register in minutes.
Pick your Maryland town, community or ZIP code, and we build the register from public records while you watch. Free trial on every plan.