The same pipes that build our daily board — tax-sale, auction, foreclosure and distressed hunts nationwide, plus the Permit Lead county pipes — with a front door. Pick a state and the distress signals you want. Records that stack two or more verified events light up. Every row carries its source and pull date. One click sends the list into Vault Pipeline.
Base — 500 skip traces included every month. Full list building, stacking, freshness stamps, send-to-Pipeline.
Start Base — 45 Days FreePro — 5,000 skip traces included every month, priority pulls, bigger stacks. For teams working lists every week.
Start Pro — 45 Days FreeExtra traces beyond your plan are shown at per-record cost before you spend them — no mystery credits. REIhand charges $100/mo for one metro (Houston). This covers the board's whole national footprint.
Real records in the live demo below — every lead our daily hunt has published, with source and date on each row.
States covered today by the hunt pipes, growing with every daily board. Plus 3 live permit counties: Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago.
Building permits pulled in one day across the three Permit Lead counties (Cincinnati 1,628 · Pittsburgh 1,695 · Chicago 5,532) — the freshest distress-and-work signal there is.
From list to Vault Pipeline. Competitors hand you a CSV and wish you luck; the loop closes here.
1,628 permits · $292.3M in permitted work
Pulled Nov 4, 2026 — Permit Lead Machine pipe
Big permitted jobs mean owners spending money — and houses mid-rehab that surface as tomorrow's listings.
1,695 permits · $469.6M in permitted work
Pulled Nov 4, 2026 — Permit Lead Machine pipe
Stack permits against tax-delinquent and vacant records to find owners under real pressure.
5,532 permits · $2,216.6M in permitted work
Pulled Nov 4, 2026 — Permit Lead Machine pipe
The biggest pipe of the three. Permit + distress stacking is a Pro-plan pull.
Permit list pulls run inside paid workspaces. The demo above runs the full hunt-list pipe live.
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Credits are shown before you spend them, and every spend is written in the ledger — no black box. Queue a record from the list builder and its credit is held here, not spent, until a trace actually runs.
The live trace step sits behind this slot on purpose. A data provider has not been connected yet — that choice (and its per-match cost) is a spending decision held for the owner, and no provider has been bought or signed up for. Nothing behind this slot is faked: no phone numbers or emails are shown anywhere in this machine until a real provider returns them.
Fenced behind the provider decision: live trace runs, owner phone/email delivery, per-match billing beyond your included credits.
Working today, provider or not: the trace queue, this credits ledger, the results import below, and the one-click handoff into Vault Pipeline.
Already traced a list somewhere else? Import the results file and the contacts land on your queued records and flow into Vault Pipeline with them. One CSV, header row required:
address,phone,email,name 123 Main St, Springfield, IL 62701,(555) 010-2030,[email protected],Owner Name
Address must match the list record. Each matched record spends 1 trace credit from your ledger.
The daily hunt verifies leads by hand for the newsletter every morning. List-to-Lead opens those same pipes to you — the stale-list complaint that haunts this industry is answered with a pull date on every row.
When the same property carries two or more verified events — auction plus as-is, HUD plus tax sale — it is flagged STACKED with the actual signals shown. Stacked owners are the highest-motivation sellers.
Queue records for tracing right from the list — the credit cost is held in your ledger in plain sight, never spent silently. Live tracing switches on when the trace provider is connected (see the provider slot in Trace Credits); until then, import any results you already have and they land on the same records.
One button sends the list into Vault Pipeline as a campaign-ready segment — or pair it with Campaign Autopilot and the follow-up starts itself.