Daily County Intelligence · for real-estate investors

Reach the property before it reaches the probate list.

Daily County Intelligence delivers new obituaries in the counties where you buy, with the family named in each notice and property matches where available, for $249/mo per state after a 5-day free trial. Start your research when the obituary is published, often before a probate filing, and confirm property ownership in county records.

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Broward County, FL · todaySample · fictional
ObituaryNew today
Harold J. Brennan, 79
Pompano Beach, FLCoral Palms Memorial ChapelDied Sep 29, 2026
Related familyIncluded
JBJoan Brennan wifePompano Beach, FL
MBMichael Brennan sonCharlotte, NC
County property match43 states
2207 NE 14th Ct, Pompano Beach
Parcel 4842 26 05 1180 · decedent
Strong match
Property sources in 43 states. County coverage and fields vary. Verify ownership before acting.Export: CRM
Why timing matters

The obituary comes first.
Everything else comes later.

A funeral home usually publishes the obituary within days. Court-filing probate lists typically arrive 30 to 90 days after a death, an industry norm, and by then every buyer in town has them. We usually have the obituary within a day.

Days after
Obituary published

A funeral home or newspaper posts the notice.

You are here
In your feed

Structured, with related family, and delivered to you.

Later
Probate filing

An estate may or may not be opened with the court.

Later still
Probate lists

Sold to every buyer and wholesaler in the market.

How it works

The obituary, then the family.

Connected public information, assembled for you usually within a day of each notice. In 43 states, with county and field availability varying, we add county property matches too.

The obituary

We monitor funeral-home and newspaper sources in every county you choose, and structure each new notice.

name · date of death · city · county · funeral home · source link

The family

Every record lists the related family members named in the obituary, with relationship and location.

JB Joan Brennan · wife
MB Michael Brennan · son

Property match 43 states · where available

Where available, we match the decedent and family members to county property records, so you see the address and parcel to research. County coverage and fields vary.

2207 NE 14th Ct
Parcel 4842 26 05 1180
Sample record

Clean enough to act on. Honest about what it is.

Every record links to the original obituary and lists the related family named in it. In states with property matching, each match carries a strength label, so your team knows which ones to double-check.

Source link on every recordRead the notice yourself before you do anything else.
First-indexed timestampSee exactly when the notice entered the feed.
Download the sample CSVThe same columns you’ll get in the daily file.
New todayBroward County, FLSample record, fictional
Harold J. Brennan
Age 79Pompano Beach, FLCoral Palms Memorial Chapel

Summary in our words: died September 29, 2026 in Pompano Beach. The obituary names his wife, Joan, and a son, Michael, of Charlotte.

Date of death
Sep 29, 2026
County · State
Broward · FL
Source type
Funeral home
First indexed
Oct 1, 2026 · 6:52 AM CT
Related family
Joan Brennan (wife) · Michael Brennan (son)
Property address
2207 NE 14th Ct, Pompano Beach
Parcel ID
4842 26 05 1180
Property match (43 states)
Strong match · decedent
Open obituary ↗Download sample CSV
Delivery

Works with the tools you already use.

Run the feed through PropStream, your CRM, or your skip-trace provider. Pick the delivery that fits your team.

Web portalBrowse, filter, and save records.
Email digestNew records in your inbox.
Daily CSVYesterday's records, ready to import.
REST APIPull new notices on your schedule.
Signed webhooksPush records into your stack.
Pricing

Two counties or the whole state. Same price.

Buy in two counties or the whole state. It’s the same $249 a month, so you never have to choose between focus and reach. Need the whole country? Ask sales about Daily National Intelligence, our nationwide product.

Daily County IntelligenceRelated family included
$249 /month per state
2 counties$249/mo
10 counties$249/mo
Every county in the state$249/mo
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Daily feedRelated familyProperty matching (43 states)Category filtersPortalEmail digestDaily CSVREST APISigned webhooks

Billed monthly after your 5-day free trial.

Start your 5-day free trial on your own market.

  1. Pick your stateThe whole state, or just the counties you buy in now, or want to.
  2. Create your account and add a cardNo charge today. Your portal opens right away.
  3. Get 5 days of real recordsIn the portal, by email, or as CSV.
  4. Keep it or cancelThen $249/mo per state. Cancel anytime in Billing.
Know what you’re buying

What Daily County Intelligence is, and isn’t.

It is

  • A daily feed of new obituaries published in your counties
  • Related family members on every record
  • Matched to county property records in 43 states, with county and field availability varying
  • Filterable by category, like veterans or teachers
  • Linked to the original source, every time

It isn’t

  • Legal heir identification
  • Phone numbers, emails, or skip-trace data
  • Proof of ownership or a guarantee of deals
  • A consumer report
FAQ

Straight answers.

Something else? sales@obituarymonitor.com

How is this different from a probate list?

Probate lists are built from court filings, which come after the obituary, and only when an estate is opened. Daily County Intelligence starts from the obituary itself, so your research can begin earlier.

Is everyone in the feed a homeowner?

No. The feed includes every new obituary we capture in your counties. In states where property matching is available, it shows which records link to county property records, and how strong each match is.

Which states have property matching?

Property sources in 43 states. County coverage and fields vary. The 17-state source group includes Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, Minnesota (53 of 87 counties), Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin, West Virginia, and Wyoming. Minnesota is partial, at 53 of 87 counties. County-level sources cover 26 more states: Maryland (14 counties), Virginia (10), Illinois (9), Alabama (8), Michigan (8), Georgia, Montana and Oregon (4 each), Arizona, Delaware, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Nebraska (3 each), Kansas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee and Utah (2 each), California, Hawaii, Louisiana, New Jersey and Nevada (1 each). No property matching in Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Washington, and DC.

How reliable are property matches?

Each match has a strength label. Treat every match as a research starting point and confirm ownership in county records before you act.

Are the family members legal heirs?

Not necessarily. They’re the relatives named in the obituary. We don’t determine legal heirs.

Do you provide phone numbers or emails?

No. Use your own skip-trace or CRM tools for contact data.

Why one price for the whole state?

So you never pay more to widen your search. $249/mo covers one state, whether you watch 2 counties or all of them.

Can I cover several states or the whole country?

Yes. Add states at $249/mo each. For the whole country, talk to sales about Daily National Intelligence.

Can I filter the feed by category?

Yes. Category filters narrow the feed to groups like veterans, doctors, teachers, plumbers, or electricians, based on what each obituary states.

What are my obligations when I contact families?

You’re responsible for following the laws that apply to your outreach, including telemarketing, do-not-call, and state solicitation rules. The feed isn’t a consumer report and can’t be used for FCRA-regulated decisions. We recommend waiting a respectful interval and leading with care.

What happens after the trial?

After 5 days, the card you added at signup is billed $249/mo per state, unless you cancel in Billing before the trial ends.