Anyone can scrape one county. The hard problem is doing it everywhere, correctly, and keeping it current. That is the moat.
Our connectors pull assessor, recorder, treasurer, and court sources; our jurisdictional rule engines encode the statutory mechanics of each; our normalization layer makes them comparable.
The output is a single, structured record you can underwrite against — the same shape in Florida as in Texas.
Resilient connectors to assessor, recorder, treasurer, and court systems — structured feeds where they exist, parsed documents where they don’t.
Per-jurisdiction rule engines encode the statutory mechanics: redemption windows, lien priority, struck-off and lands-available behavior.
A normalization layer maps every source into one comparable schema, so a parcel reads the same way no matter where it sits.