Probate investor guide

Deceased Homeowner Leads vs Court Filings: Exclusive Address-Gap Snapshot

Deceased homeowner leads hide address gaps. Exclusive Probate Radar data reviewed 2026-08-16: Harris 399 filings with 0 addresses, Franklin-OH 657 with 135, Brevard 556 with 147 valued parcels.

2026-08-16 Chloe CCO Growth review: Rex CGO
Deceased homeowner leads are death-matched names. Real probate leads are court filings. Exclusive snapshot reviewed 2026-08-16: 2745 filings, Harris 399 rows with 0 addresses, Franklin-OH 657 with 135 addresses, Brevard 556 with 147 valued parcels. Source: live probate.db, not a third-party scrape. Last updated: .

Why GSC shows demand for deceased homeowner leads

Searchers looking for deceased homeowner leads are usually trying to buy contactable estate decision-makers. The product label hides a hard split: death-matched owners versus public probate court rows. Investors who mix the two compare a mortality append to a filing date.

Exclusive address-gap table (source: data/probate.db, reviewed 2026-08-16)

CountyFilingsWith addressWith value
Franklin-OH6571350
Brevard556147147
Harris39900
Davidson-TN233117117
Manatee232115115

Portfolio totals: 2745 filings across 18 counties, 700 addresses, 496 valued parcels, median $293800, mean $334255. These figures are exclusive site data, not a third-party scrape.

How to use the gap instead of buying a death file

  1. Score source type first: death match versus public probate filing.
  2. Inspect county coverage on deceased homeowner leads vs real probate leads.
  3. Preview masked rows on /leads, then open the matching county page.
  4. Underwrite addressed parcels with the free ARV calculator before outreach.

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FAQ

What are deceased homeowner leads?

Deceased homeowner leads are death, obituary, or owner-status matches appended to a parcel. They do not prove a probate case was filed or that a property decision is active.

Why do deceased homeowner leads disappoint investors?

They hide enrichment gaps. Exclusive inventory reviewed 2026-08-16 shows Harris County with 399 court filings and zero matched addresses, while Brevard has 556 filings and 147 valued parcels. A death file cannot show that split.

Where should investors inspect court-file coverage instead?

Start with the deceased-owner comparison page, then preview live rows on /leads and county pages. Underwrite matched parcels with the free ARV calculator before outreach.

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