probate-property-finder

To find real property owned by a probate decedent without addresses, use browser automation to search county assessor portals and deed records by owner name. This process extracts parcel details, cross-verifies ownership history, and outputs a structured CSV with confidence levels.

Yes, you can search for probate properties in bulk across multiple counties by uploading a CSV. The browser automation workflow processes each record against county assessor sites and recorder records, appending parcel IDs and executor data to generate a Sift-ready CSV output.

When assessor searches return no results, the best way to discover a decedent's property is by using fallback sources like deed records and aggregator cross-checks. This method navigates recorder portals to verify ownership history and ensure accurate property discovery.

Yes, this probate property discovery method works for both single-record lookups and bulk CSV workflows. It applies browser automation to county assessor searches and deed records, extracting parcel details and ownership history to output structured CSV data with property addresses and confidence levels.

To standardize property addresses and parcel IDs from multiple county assessor searches, use browser automation to extract parcel details and cross-verify with assessor data. This generates a Sift-ready CSV linking case numbers with formatted addresses, ownership history, and confidence levels.