Lead types
Every Distress Signal in Your County. One Feed.
Each record type comes from a specific public authority. RocketRecords tracks them all so you are not checking eight government websites yourself.
LEAD TYPES
One Platform. Multiple Distress Signals.
Monitor every distress category available in your county from a single feed instead of checking eight government websites yourself.
Foreclosure
Pre-foreclosure filings, lis pendens, notices of default and other foreclosure-related public records.
Probate & Estate
Identify properties connected to newly opened probate and estate matters.
Tax Distress
Tax liens, delinquent property taxes, tax sales and related records where publicly available.
Property Liens
Identify newly recorded liens and other financial-distress indicators.
Eviction & Landlord Distress
Court filings and public records that may indicate landlord distress.
Sheriff & Tax Sales
Upcoming and newly filed auction-related opportunities.
Code & Municipal Distress
Where available, identify code, condemnation and property-condition indicators.
Stacked Distress
Identify properties appearing across multiple distress categories at the same time.
Record detail
What Each Filing Actually Tells You.
Distress records are documented, time-stamped financial events attached to a specific property and owner.
| Record type | Source authority | Why investors care |
|---|---|---|
| Foreclosure | County clerk, court and land-record filings | A foreclosure filing is a documented, time-sensitive financial event attached to a specific property and owner. |
| Probate & Estate | Probate court and registry filings | Newly opened estates frequently involve real property that heirs are not positioned to hold long term. |
| Tax Distress | Tax collector and treasurer records | Tax delinquency is one of the earliest measurable indicators that carrying a property has become difficult. |
| Property Liens | Registry of deeds / county recorder | Recorded liens signal financial pressure and complicate a conventional sale. |
| Eviction & Landlord Distress | Housing and district court filings | Repeated eviction activity often precedes a landlord's decision to exit a property. |
| Sheriff & Tax Sales | Sheriff's office and tax-sale notices | Auction calendars create hard deadlines that motivate owners and lienholders. |
| Code & Municipal Distress | Municipal code-enforcement and building departments | Code and condition issues point to properties an owner can no longer maintain. |
| Stacked Distress Highest priority | Multiple authorities | Identify properties appearing across multiple distress categories at the same time. |
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