ForeclosuresDaily.com FAQ: Lead Sources, Data and Delivery
Answers to the questions customers ask most: where our data comes from, how pre-probate differs from probate, how often data is delivered, and in what format.
What our customers search for
Investors and agents spend heavily to find motivated sellers. Our data helps them reach those sellers first.
Source: Semrush, U.S. monthly search volume.
What makes ForeclosuresDaily.com different
Raw data is cross-referenced with the Clerk of the Court, the Property Appraiser, and the Tax Department, then turned into leads. Many providers deliver monthly or quarterly data; we focus on fresh data so you market to owners who still have property to sell.
How our data works
- Sources
- Mostly public record information, plus some data that is not available through public records.
- Cross-referencing
- Property appraisers, tax collectors, and other proprietary sources.
- Frequency
- Daily or weekly for most lead types; some are bulk or volume-based; à la carte as needed.
- Format
- Excel or CSV, with columns ready for mail merge and CRM upload.
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Frequently asked questions
What are pre-probates?
Pre-probate data is aggregated shortly after a death, before a probate case is filed. It lets you be one of the first to reach the family, and some heirs inherit through a trust and can sell right away.
What is the difference between pre-probate and probate?
Probate means a case has been filed in court. Pre-probate means it has not been filed yet.
How often do you provide data?
Daily or weekly for most lead types.
What format is the data in?
Excel or CSV, formatted for mail merge and CRM upload.
This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules vary by state, so talk with a local attorney about a specific situation.
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