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S-01 · Find the land

Complete vacant-land inventory

Every unimproved parcel in the county as one export, filtered by acreage, zoning, flood and wetland share, and owner type.

Land-use codes · improvement value · acreage

S-02 · Find the land

Access-impaired and landlocked parcels

Lots with no road frontage or recorded access, matched to the neighbors who can unlock them and pay a premium.

Road contact · recorded easements · adjacency

S-03 · Find the land

Platted-lot pipelines

Pre-platted lot inventories such as Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Golden Gate Estates and North Port, sorted by owner, utilities and builder demand.

Plat records · utilities · builder purchases

S-04 · Find the land

Assemblage and missing parcels

Contiguous parcels grouped by block and owner, including the one missing lot that completes a developable tract.

Adjacency graph · ownership · zoning

S-05 · Find the land

Manufactured-housing and RV land

Mobile-home lots, small parks and RV land, often older or out-of-area owners with dedicated buyers.

Use codes · owner profile · hold period

S-06 · Find the land

Farm, grove and ranch transition

Agricultural land moving toward housing, solar or conservation, with aging owners and nearby conversions.

Ag classification · owner age · nearby rezonings

S-07 · Find the land

Golf, club and odd commercial land

Struggling courses, closed churches, marinas and orphaned commercial lots matched to the few buyers who want them.

Use codes · tax status · operating distress

S-08 · Find the land

Infrastructure early warning

Parcels along planned road widenings, utility extensions and rezonings, before values reflect the change.

Planning agendas · utility projects · rezonings

S-09 · Find the owner

Owner portfolio search

LLCs, trusts and name variants resolved to the real owner, with every parcel they hold in the county.

Entity records · officers · mailing addresses

S-10 · Find the owner

Long-held absentee owners

Out-of-area owners with long hold periods, no mortgage and no recent activity on the parcel.

Hold period · mailing distance · debt status

S-11 · Find the owner

Portfolio unwinds

Owners whose holdings are shrinking: a landlord who sold three of fifteen rentals is likely to sell more.

Sale cadence by resolved owner

S-12 · Find the owner

Estate, probate and heirs

Inherited and shared-ownership property where out-of-state heirs want a simple exit.

Probate filings · ownership changes · heir geography

S-13 · Find the owner

Dissolved and inactive entity owners

Property still titled to LLCs that are dissolved or inactive on the state registry, often with no one actively managing it.

State entity status · title records

S-14 · Find the distress

Tax delinquency and tax liens

Delinquent accounts and tax liens tracked by year, so outreach starts when carrying pressure begins.

Tax collector records · lien status

S-15 · Find the distress

Tax-deed and tax-sale interception

Tax-deed applications and scheduled sales, reached before the auction crowd.

Tax-deed filings · sale calendars

S-16 · Find the distress

Code-enforcement distress

Open code cases, hearings, accruing fines and code liens tied back to parcel and owner.

Code cases · fines · liens

S-17 · Find the distress

Stalled and expired permits

Remodels and builds with no inspections for months, signaling an owner out of money or patience.

Permit status · inspection history

S-18 · Find the distress

Storm damage and FEMA 50% rule

Damaged structures where repair cost approaches the substantial-improvement threshold, making a sale the easier path.

Repair permits · flood zone · exemption changes

S-19 · Find the distress

Condo assessment pressure

Older buildings facing inspection and reserve requirements, and the unit owners most exposed to special assessments.

Building age · assessments · unit ownership

S-20 · Find the distress

Liens, lis pendens and judgments

New liens and court filings recorded against high-equity parcels, flagged the day they appear.

Official records · equity estimate

S-21 · Find the distress

Expired and withdrawn listings

Your own MLS exports cross-checked against distress events, so failed sales are ranked by real motivation.

Customer-supplied MLS data · county events

S-22 · Find the distress

Lead reactivation

Past leads re-scored automatically when something changes: a new lien, a death, a tax default or a move.

Change feed · your outcome history

S-23 · Find the buyer

Adjacent-owner buyers

Every neighbor of a parcel, ranked by who gains the most from owning it: access, frontage, acreage or privacy.

Adjacency · owner portfolio · recent purchases

S-24 · Find the buyer

Buyer-first sourcing

Start from a buyer's proven buy box, then search the whole county for inventory that matches it.

Deed history · inferred buy boxes

S-25 · Find the buyer

Builder lot programs

Lot inventories matched to active builder buy boxes by submarket, lot size and price band.

Builder acquisition cadence

S-26 · Find the buyer

Big movers

Buyers accelerating, entering a new corridor or shifting lot size, alerted as their deeds record.

Purchase velocity · geography shifts

S-27 · Find the buyer

1031 exchange buyer signals

Recent sellers of investment property likely to be inside an exchange window and looking for replacement property.

Deed timing · entity patterns

S-28 · Find the buyer

Conservation and government buyers

Wetland and environmentally sensitive parcels matched to conservation programs and mitigation buyers.

Program target areas · wetland share

S-29 · Find the buyer

Solar and energy developers

Large, flat, low-improvement tracts near transmission lines, profiled for utility-scale solar and storage.

Acreage · flood exposure · transmission proximity

S-30 · Find the buyer

Cash-buyer list building

Your own disposition list built from deed history: every cash buyer in the county with what, where and how often they buy.

Repeat grantees · financing indicators

S-31 · Exit and monetize

Owner-financed retail land

Sell land on terms to everyday buyers for a higher price plus interest, marketed through the website add-on.

Retail demand · listing channels

S-32 · Exit and monetize

Value-add before resale

The dossier flags what blocks value (survey, recorded access, lot split or title cure) and what it costs to fix.

Access · title · zoning flags

S-33 · Exit and monetize

Tax certificate and lien investing

Certificates scored by the likelihood of redemption versus a path to a deed, so bids follow the data.

Owner history · parcel value · redemption patterns

S-34 · Exit and monetize

Rehab and repair demand

Owners with code cases, storm damage or stalled permits, the natural market for contractors and rehab buyers.

Code · permits · storm events

S-35 · Exit and monetize

Market and corridor analytics

Sale velocity, buyer activity and price movement by corridor, ZIP code and asset type.

Recorded sales · buyer graph

S-36 · Exit and monetize

Marketing attribution

Every sign, mailer and email tracked to the deals it produced, so spend goes where it works.

Tracking numbers · campaign outcomes

Describe a play, get a saved search.

Parcels, owners, events and buyers are stored as structured records with stable IDs and a plain-language field dictionary. That makes the whole county parsable by large language models, yours or ours.

01 · Structured

Clean, documented records

Every field has a definition, a source and a date. Exports come as CSV or JSON with the field dictionary attached, ready for any AI tool.

02 · Plain English

Describe a strategy, get a list

"Absentee owners of vacant lots under two acres next to a parcel a builder bought in the last 90 days." Plain-language requests become saved searches you can rerun.

03 · On demand

New strategies built on request

Have a play that isn't in the library? Describe it, and it's built as a module with its own alerts and scores, typically within days.

04 · Your tools

Bring your own AI

Point your own assistant or models at your exports. Stable parcel and owner IDs keep results joinable across pulls.

Data use follows the license agreement: county-scoped, no resale, and no consumer-reporting purposes.

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