For movers and senior move managers

New estates that need a house moved out, by 7am.

Every weekday we pull the new probate cases from the Hillsborough County Clerk and match them to the house. You see how big it is, who's handling the estate and whether they live far away.

Straight from court recordsBusiness use onlyNo contract

~20houses a week in Hillsborough
1 in 3estates name someone out of state
Sizebeds, baths and square feet on every match
7amevery weekday

Why it works

The jobs where families need help most.

When the people handling an estate live hundreds of miles away, they need someone local they can trust with the house.

01

How much is in the house.

Square footage, beds and baths, so you can size the job before you call.

02

Who to talk to.

The person who opened the estate and their mailing address.

03

How far away they are.

We show the distance from each person named to the house. Out-of-state families are your best fit.

Pricing

Your ZIPs, every weekday: $199 a month.

Pick up to 10 ZIP codes. Start with 5 free leads to see the list first.

Free sample

Get 5 free leads in your ZIPs.

Tell us where you work. We'll email five real estates with a house from this week's list.

  • No sales call
  • No credit card
  • Questions? Just reply

By asking for a sample you agree to our terms. Business use only.

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FAQ

Questions movers ask us

Something else? Email us.

Can I pick my ZIP codes?

Yes. Up to 10 ZIPs in Hillsborough or Lee County.

How do I reach them?

Write to the person who opened the estate. A short, kind letter beats a cold call every time; our mailing file includes templates. Please don't knock on doors.

What about Fort Myers?

Lee County is included too, monthly.

How fresh is it?

Hillsborough lands by 7am ET every weekday with the cases filed the day before.

Do you contact the families?

No. We never contact families. We sell research to investors and real estate pros, and we expect you to use it lawfully and respectfully.

Is this legal?

Yes. Probate filings and property records are public records under Florida law, and every lead links to both. We're a research service. This isn't legal advice, and it isn't a consumer report.