Discover how to refine your property search using The Land Portal’s Filtered Search tool. This step-by-step guide shows you how to filter by property type, acreage, ZIP code, and more to pull high-quality land leads efficiently.
The Land Portal’s Vacant Land AI uses satellite imagery and daily updates to remove properties with buildings, giving you cleaner, more reliable results. This guide walks you through exactly how to use it.
The Land Portal’s Wetlands Filter lets land investors easily remove properties with excessive wetland coverage from their searches. In this guide, we walk you through how to use the tool step-by-step so you can make smarter, more informed property decisions.
Learn how to use The Land Portal’s powerful Saved List tool to organize your land leads, build targeted marketing lists, and streamline your due diligence process. This step-by-step guide shows you how to save, manage, and export property lists with ease.
The Single Skip Trace tool on The Land Portal allows land investors to quickly retrieve phone numbers and contact info for any parcel with just one click. This guide walks you through how to use it effectively to boost deal flow.
Learn how to use The Land Portal’s polygon tool to draw custom search areas, target specific regions, and find better land deals!
The mapping overlays on The Land Portal give land investors powerful tools to evaluate terrain, water features, and flood risk, directly on the map. In this guide, we break down each overlay and show you exactly how to use them, so you can make smarter, faster decisions when evaluating land.
Learn how to use The Land Portal to find high-quality land deals, analyze properties with advanced filters, and streamline your land investing workflow. This guide walks you through the tools and features designed specifically for land investors looking to scale.
Learn how to use The Land Portal’s Buildability Filters to instantly remove steep or unbuildable properties from your list. This step-by-step guide walks you through filtering land based on AI-detected flat terrain, so you can focus only on land with real development potential.
Learn how to use The Land Portal’s Area Measurement Tool to calculate acreage, measure distances, and map out subdivisions. This guide walks you through each step so you can analyze properties quickly and accurately, right from the map.
The AI Comp Report on The Land Portal uses real MLS data and AI to generate a TLP Estimate for any parcel. This guide shows you how to access and use it step by step.
The Land Portal’s MLS features make it easier than ever to filter land properties by active or sold status, view detailed listing data, and export comps for market analysis. This step-by-step guide will walk you through how to apply filters, view MLS listings, and export your data for further review.
Tired of reapplying the same search filters every time? With Saved Filters on The Land Portal, you can save your criteria and reuse them across counties and states—saving time and staying organized.
This step-by-step guide walks you through using The Land Portal’s slope filter to create cleaner, more buildable land lists. Learn how to avoid steep terrain, apply custom slope thresholds, and combine filters for the highest quality property exports.
In this guide, we walk you through how to use The Land Portal’s Landlocked and Road Frontage filters. These tools are essential for identifying parcels with or without road access and targeting ideal properties for subdivides, development, or investment.
This guide walks you through how to export property data from a filtered search on The Land Portal. Perfect for land investors ready to build a mailing list or upload leads into their CRM.
This step-by-step guide shows you how to use The Land Portal’s Skip Trace tool to upload your own CSV file, map fields correctly, and retrieve phone numbers fast. Ideal for investors ready to launch texting or cold calling campaigns.
The Slope Reports tool on The Land Portal gives you AI-powered insights into a property’s terrain by analyzing elevation and slope conditions down to a 1×1 meter scale. In this article, we walk through how to request a report, interpret slope classifications, and use this data to find buildable land and avoid costly mistakes.
