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Signal first
Keep the reason for the list visible.
A lead type is useful when the property and owner context stay attached to the signal that made the record relevant.
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Pre-foreclosurelead workflow.
Foreclosure started but not completed — the most motivated stretch.
What it is
Homeowners who've been served a pre-foreclosure notice — lis pendens, notice of default, notice of trustee sale, or similar — but haven't lost the property yet. The window where a deal is still possible.
How it is identified
Aggregated foreclosure notices from participating counties. Typical notice types: NOD, NFS, NTS, LP, foreclosure judgment.
Why operators work it
These owners are facing real consequences and are usually looking for any reasonable way out. Fair offers that preserve a little dignity tend to work well here.
Heads up. Pre-foreclosure record availability varies heavily by state and county. We will tell you what's actually pullable for your target area before you pay.
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The working layer
Every page should make the product easier to trust: show the real job, show the records involved, then show what the operator can do next.
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Market aware
Confirm the fields before the handoff.
Coverage and contact readiness vary by market. The workflow should make those states part of the decision.
Lead conversation
Build a clearer pre-foreclosure workflow.
Tell us the market and acquisition role behind the list.