Frequently asked questions

DeedScraper turns fresh public-record filings and property data into usable real-estate leads. We match records to the relevant property and owner, publish available leads for browsing, and email new leads for the counties you select.

DeedScraper is built for real-estate investors, agents, wholesalers, contractors, property managers and other professionals who need timely property intelligence.

We scrape supported county, court and listing sources daily. Publication timing varies by source, so a new filing may not appear until the agency or data provider publishes it.

Available records can include liens, tax delinquency, probate, lis pendens, foreclosure, bankruptcy, recent transfers and listing changes. Coverage varies by county and record type.

DeedScraper currently focuses on major Texas and Florida markets. The Data Downloads page shows the markets and record types that are available to build into a list.

A matched lead connects a public-record signal to the relevant property and owner. The lead is free without contact data; owner phone and email information can be added through optional skip tracing. Because public records can be incomplete or delayed, important facts should be independently verified.

No. Untraced leads are free and DeedScraper has no subscription or monthly fee. Optional skip tracing costs 4¢, 3¢ or 2¢ per lead based on order volume, with a $6 minimum on paid skip-trace orders.

Yes. A property sheet can show available property facts, public-record activity, owner information and a Comparative Market Report. The exact details depend on the records available for that address.

Create a free account with your full name and email, then choose up to 10 counties. After you confirm your email address, DeedScraper can send newly available leads from those counties. Email frequency varies with county publishing activity.

Yes. Public county lead pages can be browsed without contact data where available. An account is required for email alerts. You pay only when you choose to add owner contact data with a paid skip-trace order.

No. DeedScraper is not a consumer reporting agency, and its data is not a consumer report. Do not use DeedScraper data to determine eligibility for credit, lending, employment, housing or tenant screening, insurance, or another purpose regulated by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Yes. Use the unsubscribe link in any lead email or turn alerts off in your DeedScraper account. Email leads@deedscraper.com if you need help changing the counties connected to your account.