Where to Buy Probate Leads for Your County | USLeadList

Where to buy probate leads for your county

Monthly inherited-home files, sold one county at a time.

USLeadList sells monthly county files of inherited-home leads, meaning homes whose owner has died. Files are matched from death records and property records, usually about five weeks after the death. Files cover 3,143 counties at standard rates of $1.30 to $1.80 a lead. No more than three USLeadList subscribers receive the same lead.

The product boundary

This is not a court-file probate list. USLeadList does not sell filed court cases, and the county file has no case numbers, executor names, filing dates, attorneys or court documents. A name on the file is not proof of who can sell the home. The three-subscriber limit covers USLeadList subscribers only, so other investors can find the same property elsewhere.

3,143
counties covered nationwide
44
counties sold out right now
3
subscribers maximum per lead
~5wk
typical timing after death

Probate leads by county across every state

Each row of the table covers a state, plus Washington, DC, and shows how many counties are on file and how many are sold out right now. Clicking a state name takes you to that state's page, where every county is listed.

Probate lead coverage by state, November 2026
StateCountiesRecords a monthSold out now
Alabama672,1932
Alaska291441
Arizona151,7062
Arkansas751,4440
California586,4863
Colorado641,3616
Connecticut81,0100
Delaware34551
District of Columbia11020
Florida676,7100
Georgia1593,4860
Hawaii53950
Idaho446050
Illinois1023,9283
Indiana922,5843
Iowa991,3480
Kansas1051,0990
Kentucky1202,0611
Louisiana641,8340
Maine165930
Maryland241,6752
Massachusetts141,8512
Michigan833,9970
Minnesota871,7174
Mississippi821,3790
Missouri1152,3720
Montana565190
Nebraska936980
Nevada176800
New Hampshire105321
New Jersey212,2443
New Mexico337330
New York624,1680
North Carolina1004,3511
North Dakota532280
Ohio884,5360
Oklahoma771,6490
Oregon369010
Pennsylvania674,7400
Rhode Island53234
South Carolina462,3330
South Dakota663221
Tennessee952,8191
Texas2547,6880
Utah298630
Vermont142500
Virginia1342,9103
Washington391,5550
West Virginia559880
Wisconsin722,0610
Wyoming232360
United States3,143100,85844

Records a month shows each state's average monthly total over the last 12 months, taken from the Inheritance Property Index.

County volume differs. Large counties produce far more records than small ones, and some small counties average fewer than one a month.

How to see if your county is covered

  1. Go to the quote page, choose your state, then choose your county on the map. The quote shows that county's monthly count and its price.
  2. Alternatively, pick a state from the table above. The state page lists every county, and each county page shows its 12-month average of new records a month and how many of the three subscriber spots are open.
  3. If all three spots are taken, the county is sold out. Join the waitlist at no cost, and the sold-out list shows which counties are full right now.

What county probate leads cost

Standard rates are $1.30 to $1.80 a lead, and the rate depends on the subscription term. Larger counties carry a per-lead volume discount. Each county page and the quote show that county's exact rate, and a quote is held for 30 days. Skip tracing is an add-on at $0.15 a lead. The pricing page lists current rates.

Standard rates
  • 12-month subscription: $1.30 per lead
  • 6-month subscription: $1.40 per lead
  • 3-month subscription: $1.50 per lead
  • One-time list: $1.80 per lead
  • Skip tracing add-on: $0.15 per lead

The three-subscriber limit and sold-out counties

No more than three USLeadList subscribers get the same lead. That limit applies to USLeadList subscribers only, so other investors may locate the same property through other sources.

A county is sold out when all three subscriber spots are taken. The waitlist costs nothing, and when a spot opens our team sees who is waiting. The sold-out counties page lists sold-out counties.

What is in a county file

Every county file covers inherited homes, which are homes whose owner has died, and it includes homes held in living trusts. It does not include executor names, case numbers, filing dates, attorneys, or court documents.

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
* Phone and email contact data populated with optional skip tracing add-on. All fields populated only when available in source records.

How county files differ from court probate lists

A home shows up on a court probate list only after someone files a case. Homes held in living trusts usually stay off court probate lists. Court probate lists come from the county probate court itself or from companies that sell court-file lists. Our probate leads page compares court-file probate lists with USLeadList data, and a separate guide has eight probate lead companies compared.

Common questions about county probate leads

Where can I buy probate leads for my county?
USLeadList sells monthly county files of inherited homes in 3,143 counties across all 50 states and Washington, DC. To check your county, use the quote page: choose your state, then your county on the map, and the quote shows that county's monthly count and price. Filed court cases come from the county probate court itself or from companies that sell court-file probate lists.
Does USLeadList cover my county?
USLeadList covers 3,143 counties across all 50 states and Washington, DC. Availability differs by county: a county is sold out once all three subscriber spots are taken. Every county page shows how many of the three spots remain open.
How much do probate leads cost per county?
Standard rates are $1.30 to $1.80 a lead, and the rate depends on the subscription term. Larger counties carry a per-lead volume discount. Each county page and the quote show that county's exact rate, and a quote is held for 30 days.
How many investors get the same lead?
A lead goes to no more than three USLeadList subscribers. The limit covers USLeadList subscribers only, so other investors can find the same property elsewhere.
What if my county is sold out?
A county is sold out once all three subscriber spots are taken. The waitlist costs nothing, and when a spot opens our team sees who is waiting. The sold-out counties page lists the counties that are full.
Can I buy one county one time, without a subscription?
Yes. You can buy a one-time list as well as 3-, 6- and 12-month subscriptions. The one-time rate sits at the top of the standard range, and the 12-month rate sits at the bottom.
Is this a court probate list?
No. USLeadList does not sell filed court cases. The county file comes from death records and property records, and it has no case numbers, executor names, filing dates, attorneys or court documents. A name on the file is not proof of who can sell the home.
Can I see a sample for my county first?
Yes. On request, USLeadList emails a free sample of up to five older rows for the county you choose. The sample shows the fields and layout, not how recent current records are.
When do new county files come out?
New lists usually arrive on the 5th of each month, or on the Friday before when the 5th falls on a weekend. Subscribers are charged and get their list automatically on that date.
Included with your purchase

Practical guidance

Pathway to Success

Your purchase includes access to the Pathway to Success package. It offers practical guidance for using your data.

Pathway to Success guide

A written guide to help you understand and use your inheritance prospecting data.

Onboarding video

A video orientation to the package and how to get started.

Marketing SOP

A standard operating procedure folder for organizing your outreach.

Letters and postcard templates

Letter and postcard templates you can adapt for your outreach.

See what's open in your county.

~60 seconds. No phone call required unless you want one.