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County-Level Distressed Property Data - Fresher Than the Big Platforms

David Rong
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Are you pulling pre-foreclosures and distressed leads from PropStream, PropertyRadar, or BatchLeads? Those tools refresh on their own schedule - often weekly or monthly. I pull the same county records they do, but on publish date, so the list you get is days fresher.

What I deliver (county by county):

- Trustee postings / notices of sale with the exact posting date - Dallas, Denton, Collin, Tarrant, and other TX counties. In Texas the window from posting to auction can be as short as 21 days, so that date is everything.

- NODs and lis pendens with recorded dates - CA, FL, GA, PA, and growing.

- Tax delinquent, vacancy, and absentee-owner signals, stacked per parcel when more than one applies.

- Owner mailing info with a contactability flag, in CSV or via API.

How it works: you tell me your counties and buy box, I send a free sample of 20-50 records first so you can compare the dates against whatever you are using today. No contract, pay per county per month.

Happy to answer questions here or in DMs.

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