deedplatDeedplat / For lenders
See distress before it's a default
Back taxes, liens, code cases and sheriff sale listings on every parcel, with the owner behind each LLC and everything else they hold, so you know the borrower and the collateral.
- Open the borrowerOne company, all five of its parcels, $3.2 million in assessed value and $54,029 in back taxes, before you read a single file.
- Read the recordEach tax delinquency and lien with its years, amount and docket, plus code enforcement history.
- Watch for the saleSheriff sale listings and every postponement on each parcel, with mortgage foreclosure filings on request.
What else you get
Every lien and unpaid tax bill
Back taxes and municipal liens on each parcel, with how long they've been open.
Sheriff sales, matched to the parcel
Each month's list tied to the property, with the amount owed and every past postponement.
The whole borrower
An LLC traced to its people, and every other property those people own in the county.
Value and history
Assessed values and appeals, every recorded sale and nearby comparable sales.
Questions
What distress records does Deedplat track?
Unpaid taxes, tax and municipal liens, sheriff sale listings and postponements, condemnations and code violations, plus mortgage foreclosure filings on request.
Can a team share one account?
Team plans include three seats, and Organization plans include unlimited seats, data feeds and exports.
How current is the data?
Each map shows the date its records were last loaded. Sheriff sale lists are checked twice a week where the sheriff publishes them.
See it in your county
Deedplat is in beta and bringing people on a few at a time.