Florida · statewide · pre-listing intelligence
When probate opens on a house the estate still owns, someone has to sell it. We identify that moment across Florida, confirm it against the public record, name the person who controls the sale, and place it with one buyer, agent or investor. Only one.
All 67 Florida counties. Offered as opened, never in bulk.
Full file, with address and case number, on unlock.
The standard
Not a filing. Not a name on a list. A confirmed situation, current the day it reaches you.
A case has been opened on the estate. Not a death notice, not a guess from an obituary.
case number on the fileTitle has not moved since death. Nobody has quietly deeded it out.
re-confirmed at offerMortgage or free and clear, liens or none, stated up front, not discovered at the table.
instruments citedThe personal representative, or the heir the court vested. Named on the file, with the authority to sign.
court-named, not inferredA working number for that party, confirmed as theirs before the file is offered.
verified · datedSold once, to one buyer, locked the moment you unlock it. Never rotated to a second buyer.
exclusive by designWhat you receive
The brief arrives by text. Unlock it and you hold what no one else in the market has: the file, the party, and the first call.
Everything you need to decide whether it belongs in your pipeline.
Delivered by text within the hour, 9am to 8pm ET. Locked to you; never offered to another buyer.
Price
One opportunity, one buyer. Never rotated, resold, or shared with a team.
If the party we named is not in fact the personal representative or vested heir of record, the unlock is credited. Accuracy of the file is our responsibility; the conversation is yours.
Offered within weeks of the case opening, months before a listing agreement would normally be signed.
No minimums. Agents and investors who want first look at everything in their counties can hold a standing position; ask.
Provenance
Case numbers, instrument numbers, parcel IDs, recording dates. You can confirm any fact in the county's own systems in minutes, and you should. An index that can't be checked isn't one.
Questions buyers ask
No. A list is hundreds of raw filings, most for houses the estate no longer owns, sold to everyone who pays. This is one confirmed situation at a time, current the day it's offered, sold to one buyer.
Typically two to twelve weeks after the probate filing. Early enough that no listing agreement exists, late enough that a representative has been named and a decision is forming.
Never. We sell you information about a property and its estate's representative, compiled from public records. What you do with it is your business: your practice under your license, or your offer.
Because an opportunity is a few lines and a decision, and you're between showings or walk-throughs. The brief reaches you where you already are; the full file follows the moment you unlock it.
Yes. The file is the same: the estate-owned house, the party with authority to sell, and their working number. An agent uses it to win the listing. An investor uses it to make the offer before there is one.
Every Florida county. Tell us the counties you work and you receive only those.
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