For commercial real estate brokers

You know the market.
Glove brings the county record.

Inside city limits? In a flood zone? Ask about an address in your connected AI assistant. Glove brings back the parcel, assessed value, zoning, flood zone, city limits, tax and permits in a formatted, shareable property sheet, wherever the county publishes them, with source links and every gap marked.

The first five packets are free. Sign in with Google; setup takes about two minutes. A completed packet uses one credit; an empty result, a not-found or a county outage costs nothing. The county’s record, ready for your next conversation.

20 N Orange Ave · Orlando, Florida A property. A paper trail. Explore the sample sheet, its sources and the checks that remain.

Before a parcel makes the shortlist.

Screen the sites you may never tour. Check city limits, flood and available zoning, then follow the county sources before deciding which parcels deserve a closer look.

Before the listing appointment.

Check the parcel, the county’s reported value and the property details it publishes. Keep the source and record number beside the facts you plan to discuss.

Before the site tour.

Review available zoning, flood and city-limit records before taking a tenant or buyer out. A mailing address alone does not tell you which city’s rules apply.

Before the client update.

See what came back and what still needs a call or a county-site check. Use that first look to frame the next questions for your client, the owner or the planning desk.

Your county matters.

Glove covers 14 metros, county by county. Most results return in 1–12 seconds. City zoning follows city boundaries; the mailing address alone is not enough. When a county system is down or a record needs a manual check, the sheet says so and gives you the county’s link. Check your county and its current limits.

Set up once. Then ask.

Choose your assistant and connect Glove. Sign in with Google; setup takes about two minutes. The first five packets are free. Paid plans are coming; contact us if you need more now. Works in Claude Code, Cursor and Codex; a custom-connector guide for Claude on the web and Desktop is also available. Find your connection steps or have Chris help you connect.

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  2. Sign in with Google

  3. Try a property you know

The record, counted.

Our six public-record field studies show why recorded sales, county values and mailing cities need a closer look. Follow the sources and calculations, or use the property-records field guide to work through a property yourself.

Have a property in mind?

Chris Klebl runs the public-record research behind Glove. Tell him which assistant you use and the county you work in. Have Chris help you connect. You can also connect your assistant yourself.

Less time gathering the record.
More time knowing what to ask next.

Glove supplies first-look public records. Listings, rent and sale comps, underwriting, title work and entitlement conclusions remain separate parts of the assignment.