Three things decide whether an application moves forward. None of them are about how much you're willing to spend.
01 · Approved use
Who the data is for
Licensing is available to professionals in real estate, legal, estate planning and financing — the fields positioned to act on early data and actually serve the family behind the record. Adjacent businesses are welcome to inquire; eligibility depends on how the data would be used. The goal is a licensed base that provides real value to property owners and estates, not one that saturates a market.
02 · Data handling
What you agree to do with it
Reselling, redistributing or sharing the data outside your organization is prohibited without exception. Access is limited to the licensed subscriber and their internal team — employees and approved contractors working directly under your business. Misuse results in immediate suspension or termination. These rules are what keep the data accurate and the advantage intact for everyone holding a license.
03 · County availability
Whether your market is still open
InheritedData runs on a controlled market model, so availability is limited by county to prevent oversaturation. Counties open today can be secured by another qualified client at any time. Once a county is locked, access to it is closed — which is exactly what protects deal flow for the client who holds it. If your markets matter to you, it's worth checking them early.