Inheritance Property Index — September 2026 · USLeadList

Inheritance Property Index · September 2026 edition

91,146 new inheritance property records in September 2026

The USLeadList Inheritance Property Index tracks monthly county counts of records added after a death record is matched with a property record. It is a production database measure, not a court-file probate list. Use it to see observed record volume and check county pricing and current availability.

This month
91,146
vs August 2026: -16.4%
Trailing 12 months
1,157,822
year over year: -6.0%
All records
4,836,843
since March 2022
Coverage
3,143
counties in 51 states

National volume, last 24 months

October 2024: 86,286November 2024: 58,912December 2024: 90,127January 2025: 84,223February 2025: 115,725March 2025: 123,950April 2025: 93,927May 2025: 90,225June 2025: 84,545July 2025: 100,142August 2025: 85,217September 2025: 96,934October 2025: 87,472November 2025: 84,284December 2025: 102,408January 2026: 87,636February 2026: 93,572March 2026: 116,837April 2026: 89,917May 2026: 90,306June 2026: 114,538July 2026: 90,622August 2026: 109,084September 2026: 91,14624/1025/1026/09peak 123,950
MonthNew recordsChange
September 202691,146-16.4%
August 2026109,084+20.4%
July 202690,622-20.9%
June 2026114,538+26.8%
May 202690,306+0.4%
April 202689,917-23.0%
March 2026116,837+24.9%
February 202693,572+6.8%
January 202687,636-14.4%
December 2025102,408+21.5%
November 202584,284-3.6%
October 202587,472-9.8%
September 202596,934+13.7%
August 202585,217-14.9%
July 2025100,142+18.4%
June 202584,545-6.3%
May 202590,225-3.9%
April 202593,927-24.2%
March 2025123,950+7.1%
February 2025115,725+37.4%
January 202584,223-6.6%
December 202490,127+53.0%
November 202458,912-31.7%
October 202486,286

Every state, ranked by trailing-12-month volume

#StateSeptember 2026vs prior monthTrailing 12ShareCounties
1Texas7,194-17%88,0857.6%254
2Florida6,206-19%77,8416.7%67
3California6,305-21%75,1226.5%58
4Pennsylvania4,097-15%54,4834.7%67
5Ohio3,999-9%52,3114.5%88
6North Carolina3,814-11%48,3354.2%100
7New York3,640-13%47,5174.1%62
8Illinois3,382-18%45,9684.0%102
9Michigan3,607-12%45,8714.0%83
10Georgia3,230-11%40,1323.5%159
11Virginia2,530-17%33,6692.9%134
12Tennessee2,520-18%32,0772.8%95
13Indiana2,235-14%29,8112.6%92
14Missouri2,169-14%26,9902.3%115
15South Carolina1,985-21%26,6802.3%46
16New Jersey1,917-16%25,5872.2%21
17Alabama1,894-17%24,9032.2%67
18Wisconsin1,859-14%23,6922.0%72
19Kentucky1,809-15%23,5502.0%120
20Massachusetts1,831-9%21,0401.8%14
21Louisiana1,634-13%21,0361.8%64
22Minnesota1,556-23%19,7691.7%87
23Arizona1,663-29%19,6941.7%15
24Maryland1,453-16%19,2001.7%24
25Oklahoma1,435-16%18,8601.6%77
26Washington1,571-21%18,1601.6%39
27Arkansas1,340-12%16,5241.4%75
28Colorado1,338-17%15,8931.4%64
29Mississippi1,287-13%15,6871.4%82
30Iowa1,176-15%15,4751.3%99
31Kansas999-15%12,5621.1%105
32Connecticut931-10%11,6571.0%8
33West Virginia827-19%11,1621.0%55
34Oregon857-24%10,4600.9%36
35Utah790-15%10,0050.9%29
36New Mexico652-15%8,5070.7%33
37Nevada678-20%8,0960.7%17
38Nebraska560-20%7,9100.7%93
39Idaho568-15%7,0080.6%44
40Maine526-16%6,7300.6%16
41New Hampshire522-2%6,2110.5%10
42Montana367-30%5,5540.5%56
43Delaware374-23%5,1700.4%3
44Hawaii356-54%4,4920.4%5
45Rhode Island292-13%3,6370.3%5
46South Dakota263-23%3,6270.3%66
47Vermont231-11%2,8880.2%14
48Wyoming206-14%2,7110.2%23
49North Dakota212-19%2,5950.2%53
50Alaska158-18%1,6900.1%29
51District of Columbia101-8%1,1880.1%1

The 100 largest counties

Ranked by trailing-12-month records. Each links to that county's page, where availability and territory caps are shown.

#CountyStateSeptember 2026Trailing 12All time
1Los AngelesCalifornia1,37016,18157,197
2CookIllinois90612,68446,249
3MaricopaArizona87510,03437,480
4HarrisTexas7869,54939,823
5WayneMichigan4866,15424,220
6DallasTexas5106,09524,304
7San DiegoCalifornia4635,76423,111
8Palm BeachFlorida4385,51621,894
9RiversideCalifornia4785,50221,086
10ClarkNevada4425,43120,735
11AlleghenyPennsylvania4275,42123,319
12BexarTexas4915,38822,403
13CuyahogaOhio4035,06819,243
14San BernardinoCalifornia4925,03017,686
15TarrantTexas4144,84320,209
16OrangeCalifornia4054,67917,912
17BrowardFlorida4354,63018,366
18SuffolkNew York3434,52419,757
19Miami-DadeFlorida3344,45519,003
20MiddlesexMassachusetts3274,14118,327
21ErieNew York3414,12916,161
22OaklandMichigan3314,07216,386
23Saint LouisMissouri3143,93816,972
24PinellasFlorida2663,72715,874
25PhiladelphiaPennsylvania3153,61114,591
26HillsboroughFlorida2933,57214,932
27MacombMichigan2453,51813,788
28FranklinOhio2413,51513,651
29NassauNew York2233,48013,948
30LeeFlorida2743,33614,388
31JeffersonKentucky2443,28515,049
32Salt LakeUtah2613,26512,667
33BrevardFlorida2663,23413,007
34ShelbyTennessee2733,20914,048
35JeffersonAlabama2433,18714,235
36DuvalFlorida2413,13413,022
37OklahomaOklahoma2493,10412,435
38WakeNorth Carolina2613,08912,674
39HonoluluHawaii2213,06614,016
40KingWashington2643,05712,597
41PimaArizona2673,03312,373
42OceanNew Jersey2392,99912,758
43HennepinMinnesota2602,99811,741
44SacramentoCalifornia2412,99811,713
45OrangeFlorida2222,92311,876
46DupageIllinois2242,91610,678
47HamiltonOhio2202,90311,743
48HartfordConnecticut2492,86713,219
49MontgomeryPennsylvania2132,83811,733
50TulsaOklahoma2282,81911,668
51QueensNew York2212,77910,710
52New HavenConnecticut2262,73213,145
53Prince GeorgesMaryland2042,65310,374
54Santa ClaraCalifornia2182,64310,301
55WorcesterMassachusetts2342,64211,706
56El PasoTexas2252,63610,791
57MarionIndiana2052,63011,457
58HidalgoTexas2312,61911,207
59MecklenburgNorth Carolina2262,57110,946
60BaltimoreMaryland1802,52910,487
61SarasotaFlorida2112,52710,182
62MonroeNew York1892,51610,391
63MontgomeryOhio1932,5029,826
64FairfieldConnecticut1802,49811,722
65BucksPennsylvania2002,46810,203
66Contra CostaCalifornia2282,4689,179
67PolkFlorida1972,45610,779
68JacksonMissouri1932,44110,112
69FultonGeorgia1872,4149,964
70FairfaxVirginia1852,4109,026
71HorrySouth Carolina2072,3919,869
72EssexMassachusetts2402,39110,471
73PascoFlorida1732,3769,809
74BernalilloNew Mexico2022,3499,353
75VolusiaFlorida2012,34410,108
76GeneseeMichigan1832,3329,606
77AlamedaCalifornia2102,31810,062
78MilwaukeeWisconsin1862,3179,319
79GuilfordNorth Carolina1712,3069,659
80MonmouthNew Jersey1682,2738,768
81LakeIllinois1852,2618,675
82BergenNew Jersey1672,2519,003
83WillIllinois1932,2479,214
84MontgomeryMaryland1712,2258,877
85SummitOhio1832,1839,389
86MiddlesexNew Jersey1572,1768,159
87GreenvilleSouth Carolina1492,1719,184
88KentMichigan1732,1508,500
89New CastleDelaware1662,1349,559
90WestmorelandPennsylvania1682,1348,915
91LakeFlorida1542,1288,328
92LakeIndiana1362,1139,355
93TravisTexas1882,1108,687
94YorkPennsylvania1602,0578,834
95MarionFlorida1962,0548,040
96SussexDelaware1502,0488,490
97NorfolkMassachusetts1752,0479,021
98PierceWashington1842,0477,852
99WestchesterNew York1322,0388,687
100MobileAlabama1652,0299,383

Movers this month

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Methodology and citation

The Index uses the latest month to show the most recent monthly county list included. Trailing 12 is the sum across the latest 12 monthly lists. The Index updates monthly as new monthly files are prepared. Counts come from the same production database used to build monthly customer files. Counts are observed USLeadList records, not all deaths, inherited homes, available properties, or market share. Each lead is delivered to no more than three USLeadList subscribers. This is not market-wide exclusivity. The Index does not identify executors, probate case numbers, filing dates, attorneys, or court documents, and a record is not guaranteed to arrive before a probate filing.

If you are comparing court-file probate lists with death-to-property data, see how USLeadList explains the difference in its probate leads guide.

To cite: USLeadList Inheritance Property Index, September 2026 edition, usleadlist.com/data/inheritance-property-index. Free to cite with attribution and a link.

Questions

What counts as an inheritance property record?
A record is added to a monthly county list after a death record is matched with a property record. It is not a court-file probate list and does not include executors, probate case numbers, filing dates, attorneys, or court documents. A record does not prove title transfer, authority to sell, motivation, distress, vacancy, equity, sale intent, discount, or investment return. A record is not guaranteed to arrive before a probate filing.
How often is the index updated?
Monthly, when the new list is built. Counts come from the same production database used to build monthly customer files. Counts are observed USLeadList records, not all deaths, inherited homes, available properties, or market share.
Why do some months jump?
Record availability varies by county and by the timing of source updates, so single-month swings are common. Compare trailing-12-month totals for a stable picture, and month-over-month movers for what changed.
Can I cite these numbers?
Yes. Cite “USLeadList Inheritance Property Index” with the edition month and link to this page. If you need county-level history or a custom cut, contact us.

Generated 2026-09-23 from live data. Data since March 2022.