Los Angeles – October 21, 2026 -- Property ID Corporation has launched Entitlements Home Disclosure through NakedHouse.ai, a report that puts zoning-based development rights into the real estate transaction at the time of listing.
Report covers expansion limits, accessory units and permitted uses
The report examines allowable expansion, additional accessory dwelling units, building-height limits, setbacks and permitted uses. Property ID says these details can materially affect how buyers evaluate a property, yet they are often missing when a purchase decision begins. Finding them has traditionally required lengthy research, visits to government offices and a working knowledge of zoning regulations.
Income-producing uses change the buyer's calculation
Depending on applicable rules, a residential property may accommodate home-based businesses, family childcare and other income-producing activities. Qualifying business uses may also carry tax benefits, depending on the activity and the owner's circumstances.
For buyers, that can mean room for extended family, an additional income source, space to operate a business, or the ability to expand rather than move.
NakedHouse.ai gives listing agents a fuller account of the asset
NakedHouse.ai consolidates these findings into a single report. Property ID states that in some cases the right to expand, add housing or accommodate other uses may be worth more than the structure itself, giving agents a basis for presenting a property's full potential.