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New probate filings, matched to property records.

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2745 real filings · 18 counties · 496 valued · updated 2026-10-02 · from public court records
How it works

From courthouse signal to investor list.

Public court filings, organized by county and enriched with property fields so investors can work the newest estate opportunities before stale lists catch up.

The workflow stays narrow: newly filed probate cases, county context, then property enrichment where public records support it.

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Sample lead

One polished record beats a wall of blurry cards.

The preview shows what matters before signup: county, filing date, case reference, property status, and value signal.

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New probate filing

Brevard estate case

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Filed06/26/2026
Case05-2...BC
AddressXXXX WINCHESTER RD, SATELLITE BEACH 32937
Value$XXXXXX

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Coverage

County pages built for local probate search.

18 counties are live across Florida, Texas, Michigan, and Ohio, with recent filing dates exposed on location pages.

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Harris County Palm Beach County Pinellas County Wayne County Franklin County Brevard County Pasco County Seminole County
Fresh vs stale

Death data is not the same as a probate filing.

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Fresh probate signal

County, case reference, filing week, and a public court event that anchors investor timing.

Stale deceased-owner list

Often older, broader, and harder to verify before you spend time matching parcels and deduping rows.

Before buying a broad death file, compare deceased homeowner leads with court-filed probate leads, including source dates and available property fields.

Pricing

Start with previews. Upgrade when a county is worth working.

Simple plans keep the decision close to the workflow: preview, single-state access, or all live counties.

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FAQ

Investor questions, answered plainly.

How to get probate leads?

How to get probate leads: start from newly filed county probate court records, then match address and value when public property data exists. As of 2026-10-02, Probate Radar lists 2,745 exclusive filings, 700 addresses, and 496 valued parcels across 18 counties.

How to find probate leads?

How to find probate leads: filter public estate filings by county and filing week instead of buying stale death lists. This site organizes 2,745 exclusive court filings across 18 counties as of 2026-10-02, with 700 matched addresses and 496 valuations.

Are deceased homeowner leads the same as probate leads?

No. Deceased homeowner leads start with a mortality or obituary match. Probate leads start with a court-filed estate case. The current exclusive inventory contains 2,745 court filings across 18 counties, including 700 matched addresses and 496 valuations as of 2026-10-02.

How to find probate property for sale?

A probate filing is not a listing. Confirm the parcel, title, and sale evidence before treating an estate as property for sale. Use the Michigan probate property-for-sale guide and county location pages to keep court records separate from marketing claims. Once you confirm the parcel, run the free ARV calculator to estimate after repair value from sold comps before making an offer.

How do I compare probate lead coverage across different counties?

Compare filing volume, address-match rate, valuation coverage, and filing-window freshness from the same exclusive file. As of 2026-10-02, Franklin-OH has 657 filings, Brevard has 147 addresses, and Harris has 399 filings with 0 addresses. Use the county coverage comparison guide instead of ranking counties by list size alone.

What is an ARV calculator and how does it help with probate leads?

An ARV calculator estimates after repair value from recent comparable sales near the probate property. Enter an address and the calculator pulls sold comps, adjusts for condition, and gives you a realistic post-renovation value. Use it after matching a probate lead to a property address so your offer reflects actual market upside, not guesswork.