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Harris County sellers, before the other guy calls.

Pulled straight from county records every week — not scraped once in March and resold to five hundred people. Skip traced, filtered to your ZIP codes, and capped at three buyers per ZIP.

FreshnessPulled weekly
PhonesSkip traced
Exclusivity3 buyers per ZIP
First batchFree, 25 leads

The lists

Six ways a Harris County owner tells you they're done.

Every one built from public county records. Counts are live as of this week's pull.

01

Out-of-state owners

The signal

Owns a Houston property, gets the tax bill somewhere else entirely. No attachment to a house they never see.

You get

Owner name, property address, where they actually live, county value, years held.

62,855live
02

Tired landlords

The signal

Non-homestead, held ten years or more. They've done a decade of tenants and repairs.

You get

Same fields, plus how long they've owned it and what the county thinks it's worth.

88,066live
03

Long tenure, high equity

The signal

Owned long enough that there's real room between what they owe and what it's worth — so a number can work.

You get

Years owned, assessed value, and the gap that makes an offer possible.

297,294live
04

Value dropped

The signal

The county's own valuation fell against last year. Something changed at that property.

You get

This year's value, last year's, and the size of the drop.

612,525live
05

Inherited property

The signal

Estate and heirship indicators on the record. Inherited houses get sold, not kept.

You get

Owner of record, mailing address, and the exemption pattern that flagged it.

1,054live
06

Undeliverable tax notice

The signal

The county tried to post the tax bill and it came back. The owner cannot be reached by mail — by anyone.

You get

The parcel, the owner of record, and the dead mailing address. Nobody else sells this list.

182live

Why this is different

You've bought a list before. You know how that went.

Three things the $40 spreadsheet can't do.

The $40 listwhat you've had
Scraped once, months ago
Sold to 500 other callers
No phone numbers
"You're the sixth person this week"
Never updated again
50,000 rows sounds better than 182 good ones — until you start dialling.
Thiswhat you get
Pulled from county records this week
Capped at 3 buyers per ZIP code
Skip traced — phone numbers included
Filtered to the ZIPs you actually work
Re-pulled weekly, so it never goes stale
If someone already has your ZIP, I'll tell you — rather than sell you a list you're competing on.

How it works

Check the quality before you pay anything.

No subscription to start, no card, no call.

  1. Step one

    Send your ZIPs

    Tell me which parts of Harris County you actually work, and which list interests you.

  2. Same day

    25 free, skip traced

    You get 25 real leads with phone numbers. No charge, nothing to sign.

  3. Your call

    You dial them

    If the numbers connect and the owners are real, you'll know inside a day.

  4. Then

    Weekly, if you want it

    Fresh batch every week in your ZIPs, capped at three buyers so you're not racing a crowd.

First batch free

Tell me your ZIP codes.

25 skip-traced Harris County leads, back to you the same day. No card, no subscription.

Get your 25

Which ZIPs you work, and which list you want. That's all I need.

No charge

What you get: 25 leads in your ZIPs with owner name, property address, mailing address, county value, years owned and a skip-traced phone number. Free, same day, nothing to sign.
Usually same day · Harris County only

Got it.

I'll pull your ZIPs, skip trace 25 of them and send the spreadsheet to the address you gave — usually the same day.

Harris County only

One county, done properly.

I don't sell all fifty states. I pull one county every week and I know what's in it.

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