Every week, Texas probate courts appoint new executors - each with 90 days to file a fair-market inventory of the estate. We find them the week they're named, match the decedent to the property the estate actually owns, and hand you the lead. One agent per zip, nobody else in your territory.
Illustrative example. The full lead - exact address, executor, and contact details - unlocks when you claim the zip.
A Texas court appoints a new executor or administrator over an estate. The clock starts: they have 90 days to file an inventory with a fair-market valuation of every property.
We pull the filing the week it happens and match the decedent to the property the estate actually owns - not just the mailing address on the court record. That's the house that will sell.
Property address, executor name, phone and email, and the days left on the inventory deadline - delivered to the one agent who holds that zip. No one else in your territory gets it.
Most probate vendors scrape the executor's mailing address off the court record and stop there. But the executor often doesn't live in the house they inherited - the estate's real property can sit in an entirely different zip.
We match each decedent to the property the estate owns and value it. You get the address of the house that's going to sell, in your territory - not a letter forwarded to a relative three counties away.
Don't see your county? Tell us where you work - we prioritize counties by agent demand.
One number for the whole zip - every executor lead in your territory, exclusively. First month is $49 while we're filling territories.
Not an agent? We also publish the underlying estate & heirship record index - searchable and queryable via API.