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US probate leads · Harris County, TX live

Probate leads from the court record, matched to the house.

For cash buyers, wholesalers and probate agents. Every Monday you get last week's new estate filings, each matched to the home the owner left, with the case number, appraised value, applicant's mailing address and hearing date.

Five real rows from last week's Harris County filings. No card needed.

  • $99 a month per county
  • Cancel any time
  • Court case number on every row

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Harris County · week of Nov 2–6, 2026 Example rows
Example rows in the weekly list's format. Names and addresses are made up.
Case · filedPropertyAppraisedApplicantHearing
500004Filed Nov 41418 Larkspur DrHouston 77035$296,400Dana M. ReyesLives in Katy, TXNov 16
500003Filed Nov 3207 Pinecrest LnHumble 77338$201,900Marcus T. HaleLives in Austin, TXNov 23
500002Filed Nov 29930 Sandbar CtCrosby 77532$238,100Ellen R. VasquezLives in Denver, CONov 16
500001Filed Nov 25512 Wexford StHouston 77063$271,500Paul J. OkaforLives in Sugar Land, TXNot set
Nov 16 hearing within 14 daysExample rows: names and addresses are made up. Delivered as a CSV every Monday.

One real week

122 filings in. 46 houses out.

Real counts from Harris County filings dated Nov 2–6, 2026. Guardianships and other non-estate cases left out. At $99 a month, that week was about 50¢ per house.

Probate cases filed
122
Estates of people who died
99
Matched to a Harris County home
46
Applicant lives somewhere else
24

How it works

From court filing to your inbox

The same method works in any US county that publishes probate filings. You get the list on Monday morning, and each row is a public court case you can look up yourself.

  1. We read the court record

    Every probate case filed in the county last week: case number, court, filing date, the applicant and the hearing date.

  2. We match each estate to its house

    Each person who died is matched to the county appraisal district's parcel records, so you see the address, appraised value and property type.

  3. You get one clean CSV

    Filter by value, area or timing, then send it to your mail house, CRM or skip-trace tool.

The data

What's in every row

Only fields from public court and county records. Nothing bought from a data broker.

Case number and court

Look it up on the county clerk's probate search before you mail (for Harris County, the Harris County Clerk).

The house, valued

Property address, appraised value, property type and account number from the county parcel records.

Applicant's mailing address

The person who asked the court to run the estate. They usually become the executor or administrator after the hearing.

Hearing date

The court can appoint the applicant at or after this hearing. Until then, nobody can sign a sale.

Lead flags

Whether the applicant lives somewhere other than the house, and whether the house match is exact or by name only.

Plain CSV

Opens in Excel or Google Sheets. No phone numbers or emails: use your own skip-trace tool if you call.

Pricing

One plan, one price

Start with a free sample. Pay monthly, cancel any time.

Refund rule: if a case number on your list doesn't match a real probate case in that county, we refund that month.

Weekly list, one county

$99/ month per county

Live now: Harris County, TX. 46 matched estates in our test week (Nov 2–6), about 50¢ each.

  • New list by email every Monday
  • Every matched estate, with a confidence flag
  • Case number, appraised value, applicant address, hearing date
  • Cancel any time
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Prices in US dollars. For marketing to property owners only. The list may not be used to decide on credit, insurance, housing, employment or any other eligibility. Only Harris County, TX is live today. Other counties open when enough buyers ask for them.

FAQ

Questions investors ask

Something else? Email [email protected].

Which counties do you cover?

Harris County, TX today. We add US counties one at a time, starting with the ones buyers ask for most. Request your county and we'll email you when its list is ready. Nothing is charged until then.

Where does the data come from?

Cases come from the county clerk's probate court records and property details from the county appraisal district's parcel records. For Harris County that means the Harris County Clerk's probate search and Harris County's parcel layer. Each row has the case number so you can check it. Full list on the data sources page.

Is this a “deceased owner” list?

No. A deceased flag only says an owner may have died. Every row here is an estate case opened in a county probate court.

Can't I pull this from the clerk's site myself?

Yes, it's public. The work is matching each case to the right house, dropping the ones with no property, and doing it every week. In the test week that meant reading 122 cases to find 46 houses.

How fresh is the list?

Monday's list covers cases filed Monday to Friday of the week before. Hearings are usually set a few weeks after filing, so most rows arrive before the hearing.

Why “applicant” and not “executor”?

Because that's what the court record says at filing. The applicant normally becomes the executor or administrator after the hearing, but not always.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Plans are monthly and you can cancel any time. You keep the lists you've received.

I'm named in a probate case. Can I be removed?

Yes. Use the removal page and we take you off all future lists. No reason needed.

Other counties

Buy in another county?

Harris County, TX is live. Next counties open in the order buyers ask for them. Tell us where you buy and we'll email you when its list is ready.

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See a real week of the list

We'll email you five real rows from last week's Harris County filings, with case numbers you can check. No card needed.

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