Know when a probate house can sell.
Usually, when the court approves the executor. We put those houses on your list, with the next step.
Free to create. No card needed. Prefer a free sample first?
Filed
Filed
Filed
$527,300
$158,200
Court approved 5 days ago
$341,600
1207 Example Rd, Houston 77000
- Petitioner
- Carlos Mendoza
- Next step
- Call, then send the letter
Picture only. The estates are invented.
Your morning. Already in order.
A filing tells you a case exists. The approval tells you when the family can usually start to sell.
Know when to call, not just who.
Lists stop at the name. Here's the rest, in four steps.
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1Pick your county
Tell us where you work. Harris and Franklin open first.
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2We watch the court
We recheck every case daily for six months, then weekly, so you don't have to.
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3You get the estate
Once the court approves, it moves to the top of your list, with the house and who's handling it.
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4You call and follow up
What to ask, the letter to send, and a check-in each month for up to 24 months.
Sample estate with invented details.
Less digging.
Better first calls.
You had a name on a list. Now you have the estate.
- The deceased's name and last address
- The house in their name, when the county's records confirm it
- The person handling the estate, with a mailing address when the court lists one
- The attorney on the case, when there is one
- The filing date, the approval date and what to ask on the call
When a record does not give a detail, the estate says so rather than filling it in. A house listed or sold since the death is shown as listed or sold.
Checked by hand on 26 October 2026
Every date has a receipt.
33 recent Harris and Franklin estates, each compared with the court's own entry.
- 33 of 33
approval dates matched the court's own entry.
- 20
passed every check and went into the sample.
- 13
stayed out, some because a detail was in doubt and others because we wanted the plainest cases.
- A house is shown as the deceased's only when the records tie it to them, never on a matching name alone.
- An estate is marked approved only once the court's record shows the approval.
- Every detail shows where it came from.
Pay for where you work. Not the whole country.
Where do you work? Find your county and its price in the table of areas.
From $99 a monthFrom $990 a year
One county is $99 a month$990 a year. The largest counties, and two or three counties of one area, are $199 a month$1,990 a year.
Unlock up to 20 estates a month. Unlocking an estate shows the family's details and adds it to your follow-up.
Free to create. No card needed.
Every plan includes everything. You only choose where.
- Every estate in your counties, details hidden until unlocked
- Unlock up to 20 estates a month
- Court approvals on your Today list
- Daily court checks
- What to ask on the call
- Letters ready to print
- Monthly check-ins, for up to 24 months
- A source on every detail
Work a whole state or run a team? Write to us
Monthly plans have no contract. See every county's price
Questions agents ask
What happens when I create an account?
We email you a link, and you choose your password from there. Your account is ready right away, and leads open when your subscription starts.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes. Ask for a free sample of about ten estates in your county that the court recently approved, each checked by hand against the court's record.
Which counties do you cover?
We are open in Texas, Ohio, Georgia, California, Illinois, New York and Florida. Find your county. If you work somewhere else, tell us your county, and we will write when we reach it.
Does EstateLark contact the families?
No. You decide who to contact and when. EstateLark tells you what the court record shows and lays out the follow-up.
Where does the information come from?
Cases and houses come from public court records and county property records. Every detail on an estate shows its source, and a detail we cannot confirm is marked that way.
What does it cost?
Creating an account is free, and so is the sample. One county is $99 a month; the largest (Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and Cook), or two or three counties of one area, are $199. See your county's price.