The data · private placement, not public record

Where the data comes from — and why it reaches you first.

Every other inherited-property list starts at a courthouse. Ours starts at the death record. That single difference is worth three to six months, and three to six months is the whole business.

250,000+ deceased records monthly · 150,000+ matched to real estate · Every record exclusive to one client

The timeline everyone else works on

  • Day 1–2 — You get the recordPassing captured, property matched, heirs skip-traced. Yours exclusively.
  • Week 2–8 — The family decidesBefore an agent is chosen. Before the estate attorney lists it.
  • Month 3–6 — Probate is filedThe case becomes public. Every probate-lead service sells it to everyone at once.
  • Month 4–7 — Everyone else callsYour competitor is the 9th call. You were the first.
250K+deceased records per month
150K+matched to a property
575K+relative seller contacts
24–48 hrspassing to your account
1 ownerper record, enforced
The source

Private placement data, in plain English.

“Private placement” means the source isn't published, isn't scraped, and isn't for sale on the open market. We hold restricted access to a national death file and are permitted to use it for a narrow set of purposes. Access is licensed, audited and limited — which is exactly why it isn't sitting on a county website for anyone to pull.

It never touches a courthouse

Probate is a court filing, and court filings are public by design. A family typically files weeks to months after a death — and only if the estate requires it. We're not waiting on that step, so we're not bound by its calendar.

Access is restricted, not clever

This isn't a scraping trick that a competitor can copy next quarter. Access is granted, audited and limited — which is why the market has stayed small and why we can promise one owner per record.

National in, county out

The file arrives national. We match, enrich and then slice it to the counties, MSAs or CSAs you subscribe to — so your list is a market, not a random national sample.

How a record is built

Four steps between a death record and your dialer.

A raw death record is close to useless to a real estate professional. It's a name and a date. Everything that makes it a lead happens after.

Step 01

Capture

The passing enters our database within 24–48 hours — name, date of birth, date of death, last known address.

Step 02

Property match

We match the decedent to real estate they actually owned, and append market and assessed value, open mortgage, lien holders, lot size and square footage.

Step 03

Heir append

Contact data for up to five first-degree relatives — the people who will actually decide what happens to the house.

Step 04

Assignment

The record is written to exactly one account key. That assignment is what makes exclusivity real instead of a sentence in a contract.

What's in a record

Every row is a house, a family, and a phone number.

Not a case number you still have to research. Here is what lands in your dashboard, on every record.

Account keyUnique record ID
Assigned dateWhen it became yours
Full nameFirst, middle, last, suffix
Date of birth& age at death
Date of deathCaptured in 24–48 hrs
Last known addressWhere they lived
Property addressThe home they owned
City / county / stateYour subscribed market
Market & assessed valueWhat it's worth
Open mortgage& lien holders
Lot size & sq ftProperty detail
Heir contact dataUp to 5 first-degree relatives
Exclusivity is enforced in the data, not the contract. A record assigned to your account key is never assigned to another subscriber — which is why every row in InheritedDataPRO shows an owner.
Why it converts better

Probate leads aren't early. They're just public.

Every probate-lead service sells the same court filings, to as many subscribers as will buy them, months after the family has already started making decisions.

 Probate lead servicesInheritedData
SourcePublic court filingsPrivate placement data
TimingAfter probate opens24–48 hrs after passing
Who else gets itEvery subscriber in your countyOnly you
Property dataSometimes appendedValues, mortgage, liens, lot, sq ft
Heir contact dataExecutor, if listedUp to 5 first-degree relatives
Your position on the callOne of manyFirst
Straight talk

What this data is — and what it isn't.

We'd rather tell you now than have you find out in month two. If any of this is a dealbreaker, we'll say so on the call and save you the setup fee.

Things we will not pretend

  • Not every decedent owned a home. Roughly 150,000 of the 250,000+ monthly records match to real estate — you're subscribed to the matched ones.
  • Not every heir answers the phone. Up to five relatives per record is coverage, not a guarantee that all five are reachable.
  • This is early data, which means the family is early too. The call is a conversation about a house and a parent, not a pitch. Our scripts are built for that, and they're included.
  • Volume varies month to month with your county's actual mortality. Your fulfillment ledger shows the real count every cycle, and any shortfall carries forward.
  • We don't sell the same record twice. If your county is claimed, we'll tell you it's closed rather than quietly double-assign it.
Coverage

Pick a county, an MSA, or a whole CSA.

Coverage is national, so your market is a subscription choice rather than a technical limit. Most subscribers start with the two or three counties they already farm and expand once the first deals close.

Because every record is exclusive, counties close. When one is claimed, it's off the board until that subscriber leaves — which is the honest reason we ask you to check availability before we talk price.

Check your county
Delivery

It shows up in a platform, not an inbox.

Records are posted to your InheritedDataPRO dashboard, filterable by county and date of death, exportable to CSV in one click, and logged in a fulfillment ledger that shows every record we've ever posted to your account.

No spreadsheets over email, no wondering whether you got what you paid for.

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What subscribers say

The data is early. That's the entire advantage.

The secret sauce

I have been in the business for 35 years. Have seen and done it all. InheritedData has been the secret sauce we have been searching for. My team and I close multiple deals per week only using InheritedData.

Peter S.Investor / Entrepreneur

InheritedData is gold

InheritedData is like GOLD. We have built a pipeline that produces 7–10 deals monthly and it keeps growing and growing.

Max S.Broker / Investor / CEO

17 deals from aged data

Our team purchased 3,000 aged records going back around 14 months. Immediately, we picked up 17 deals from our first round of contacting.

Ronda L.Realtor / Investor

See whether your county is still open.

Fifteen minutes. We'll check availability in your market, show you the data, and tell you straight if we can't cover you.

Book a 15-min call

Or call direct: (407) 706-9960

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