Houston owners likely to sell, the morning after they hit the public record.
Foreclosure postings, HOA lawsuits, probate estates and tax-sale properties, each matched to the house with the owner of record, mailing address and an absentee flag. Every row links to the filing it came from.
What lands in your inbox at 7 am
One email, one link: every new Harris County filing since yesterday that points at an owner who may sell before they list.
Pre-foreclosure
Lender posted a trustee's sale. The owner has until the sale date to sell, refinance or cure.
Lis pendens
A lawsuit naming the property was recorded, most often an HOA collecting unpaid dues.
Probate: estate opened
The owner of record died and an estate was opened in Harris County probate court.
Probate on title
Probate papers were recorded against real property (heirs taking title).
Tax sale scheduled
Delinquent-tax judgment; the property is set for the county's next tax auction.
Why it's different
Yesterday, not last month
We read the County Clerk's filings every weekday morning. National list tools don't say how fresh their lists are. Ours are dated to the filing.
The receipt on every row
Each row links to the public record it came from: the trustee's notice, the lis pendens, the probate case. You can check it before you reach out.
Matched, and honest about it
Address matches come from the notice itself. Name matches are marked verify. Owners the appraisal district withholds are never shown.
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