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Official-source launchpad

Take a Los Angeles property question to the record that owns the answer.

Choose the likely jurisdiction, open the responsible official starting points, and carry a private research trail—without an MLS feed, an address transfer, or a fabricated property conclusion.

Address stays in this tabNo listing or value resultNo automatic lead attachment

Investigate one property

Property Passport

Organize questions and official sources without pretending to provide an appraisal, MLS record, title report, inspection, insurance decision, or legal conclusion.

Consumer workspaceCurrent-tab state · deliberate export · no file upload

LAREALTi normalizes spacing to prevent duplicate workspace records. It does not geocode or silently verify the address. Confirm the responsible jurisdiction before relying on a source.

You haven’t added a property yet.

Add a property you are considering or preparing, and LAREALTi will organize the questions and official research sources for it.

Encrypted My LAREALTi continuity

Deliberately save your journey and Property Passport work in this browser with a passphrase. An older Decision Desk encrypted copy remains separate and available.

Encrypted My LAREALTi in this browser

Use a 12–128 character passphrase. We do not store it and cannot recover it. A new copy of this type replaces the prior copy.

There is no auto-save, sync, passphrase recovery, or server transmission. An expired copy cannot be restored; you may deliberately delete it.

Open the original official-source trail

The short tab-local source trail remains available. Property Passport is the shared workspace for organizing research.

Private address, responsible sources

Open the right record without faking a property answer.

Enter an address or nickname only for your own clipboard. LAREALTi does not send, geocode, or append it to any link. You decide whether to paste it into a separate official system.

No silent address transfer

Every link opens the official starting page with noreferrer. It includes none of your address, status, or question. Confirm jurisdiction and the source site's terms before searching.

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Los Angeles County Assessor

LA County Assessor Portal

Search the County's parcel record by address or Assessor Identification Number (AIN).

Does not concludeAn assessor record is not title, a survey, a valuation, a permit clearance, or proof of present condition.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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02

Los Angeles City Planning

City of LA zoning search (ZIMAS)

Start an address-based City of Los Angeles planning, zoning, case, and linked permit-history review.

Does not concludeCity jurisdiction and every applicable overlay, code, case, and responsible department still require confirmation.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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03

LA County Planning

LA County GIS-NET Public

Research planning, zoning, parcel, map, and aerial layers for unincorporated LA County territory.

Does not concludeGIS-NET serves unincorporated territory; a city property belongs with that city's responsible department.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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04

Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety

City of LA permit and inspection reports

Search available City of Los Angeles permit and inspection records after confirming City jurisdiction.

Does not concludeA search result or absence is not proof of permitted condition, final approval, code compliance, or complete history.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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05

Los Angeles County

EPIC-LA map and Permit Finder

Use an address or the permit finder to inspect County permitting history for the responsible County workflow.

Does not concludeConfirm that the property is in County jurisdiction and verify records with the issuing department.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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06

County of Los Angeles

LA County incorporated-city directory

Identify the responsible city before opening that city's planning, zoning, building, and permit systems.

Does not concludeLAREALTi does not choose the jurisdiction or treat a countywide portal as a substitute for the responsible city.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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07

California Geological Survey

California earthquake regulatory maps (EQ Zapp)

Check mapped earthquake fault and seismic-hazard zones using the State's official application.

Does not concludeA mapped zone is not a structural inspection, site report, disclosure review, prediction, or transaction decision.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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08

Federal Emergency Management Agency

FEMA Flood Map Service Center

Search the official federal flood-map source by address and retain the map date and product identity.

Does not concludeMap information is not an insurance quote, elevation determination, lender decision, or complete property-risk conclusion.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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09

California Office of the State Fire Marshal

CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zones

Use the current State source to locate mapped fire-hazard severity information and its effective-map context.

Does not concludeThe map describes hazard, not property condition, insurance underwriting, premium, eligibility, availability, or coverage.

Source reviewed: 2026-08-24

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Portable research brief

LAREALTi — Private official-source trail
Private label: No address retained
Chosen jurisdiction: Not sure yet

CONSUMER-MARKED SOURCE STATUS
- LA County Assessor Portal: Not opened
- City of LA zoning search (ZIMAS): Not opened
- LA County GIS-NET Public: Not opened
- City of LA permit and inspection reports: Not opened
- EPIC-LA map and Permit Finder: Not opened
- LA County incorporated-city directory: Not opened
- California earthquake regulatory maps (EQ Zapp): Not opened
- FEMA Flood Map Service Center: Not opened
- CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zones: Not opened

Boundary: this trail returns no property, MLS, title, value, permit, condition, disclosure, or professional result. Verify the original record, date, jurisdiction, and purpose with the responsible source and professional.

Honest self-service research

Three boundaries that keep the desk useful.

Does this show MLS listings or property facts?

No. It opens responsible official starting points and helps you mark your own research status. It does not display or interpret MLS, title, value, permit, condition, disclosure, or other property results.

Is the address sent to LAREALTi or an official website?

Not automatically. The optional address or nickname stays in the current tab, is not geocoded or appended to official-source links, and is not uploaded. If you later submit the professional-help form, a separate unchecked choice lets you deliberately attach a short summary that may include the active user-provided property label.

Why must I choose a jurisdiction?

Los Angeles County includes the City of Los Angeles, other incorporated cities, and unincorporated communities. Planning and permit systems differ, so the desk changes the starting sources without claiming that your selection is correct.

Optional real-estate follow-up

Ask for one carefully selected conversation after doing your own research.

The private address, source statuses, and downloaded brief are not attached to this form. Submit only your general goal, California ZIP code, timing, contact rules, and a non-sensitive question you choose to type here.

Separate handoff

  • No property record or MLS result from this desk
  • No address, source status, or research brief transferred
  • One identified real-estate professional initially
  • Professional credentials and role verified for the requested need

What are you planning?

Choose the closest fit. You can add context later.