Find the next property worth a closer look.
Deedrecon turns county and municipal records into transparent opportunity signals — so you can see why a property surfaced, decide what deserves attention, and prepare the next seller conversation.
Built around public records. Designed to keep the evidence in view.
Illustrative property dossier
Sample Opportunity Score · the underlying signals stay visible.
The sourcing loop
Less tab-hopping. More informed next moves.
Watch the public record
Keep an eye on assessor, tax, permit, and code-enforcement records that reveal a property changing underneath the market.
Rank the opportunity
Turn documented record signals into a transparent 0–100 Opportunity Score, with source reasons visible before you investigate.
Prepare the next touch
Move from a property score and context to a seller letter, postcard, or short SMS draft ready for your review.
Ranked property signals
A score you can explain before you act.
The live Opportunity Score is a 0–100 roll-up of four documented inputs. Review the source reasons, not just a number, before a property enters your process.
Absentee owner
+35The owner address differs from the property address.
Tax delinquency
+30An unpaid tax bill is present in the available public record.
Vacancy proxy
0–25A permit-recency proxy, not a direct vacancy claim.
Open code-enforcement cases
+10 maxOpen cases add points, capped so one source cannot dominate.
Seller outreach
From ranked property to a considered first touch.
When a property earns a closer look, the outreach workflow uses its score and context to prepare a seller letter, postcard, or 2–3 sentence SMS draft. These are drafts for your review — the public preview does not send mail.
Draft formats
Seller letter
Long-form draft for a thoughtful first touch.
Postcard
Short copy for a direct-mail format.
SMS
A 2–3 sentence draft for a concise follow-up.
Source coverage
Start with records that already exist.
The current scoring flow is wired to four public county and municipal record categories, keeping each opportunity traceable to a source type.
Assessor and ownership records
Parcel and ownership details help identify absentee-owner patterns.
Tax-delinquency records
Public tax rolls surface addresses with an active delinquency signal.
Building permits
Permit history provides the latest activity date for each property.
Code-enforcement records
Open cases add a visible property-condition signal to the record trail.
Talk through your market
Bring us the county you are watching.
Tell the team what you are sourcing and what public-record signal matters most. We will help you understand where Deedrecon fits.
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Terms
Opportunity Scores are research aids, not property valuations, legal advice, or a guarantee of a transaction.