Inheritance leads built before a court list is required.
USLeadList matches death records to property records, typically about five weeks after death. The file is not limited to estates that open a probate case, and the same lead goes to no more than three subscribers. If you are comparing probate leads, see how this property-focused source differs from a court-filing list.
This is inherited-property prospecting data, not a promise that a family will sell. It contains no executor names, probate case numbers, or court documents.
What we do
Inherited-property prospecting data, built monthly.Each row begins with a death record matched to a property record. The process does not wait for a probate filing, and no more than three subscribers receive the same lead.
About the record
- First and last name
- Middle initial
- Mailing address
- Phone number*
- Email address*
- Spouse and relative contacts*
About the property
- Property address
- Beds, baths, and square footage
- Year built, lot size
- Value estimate
- Rental estimate
- Tax assessed value, last sale date
How to read the data
Watch a sample row from start to finish.This four-minute walkthrough shows how to read a row, evaluate the property, and build a respectful outreach sequence.
Why investors switch
Three reasons data buyers start here.Protected territory
The same lead is delivered to no more than three USLeadList subscribers.
Not limited to probate cases
Trusts, survivorship ownership, and state-specific transfer instruments can move property without an ordinary probate case. A court-only source cannot show that whole market.
Property detail with optional contacts
Review the property first. Add phone, email, spouse, and relative data through skip tracing when those fields are available and appropriate for your outreach plan.
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~60 seconds. No phone call required unless you want one.