Public record signalDeed Beat

The method

From county calendar to useful alert

I

What is live today

Deed Beat scans foreclosure and tax deed calendars across 11 Florida counties. Each date and property count links back to the county auction source.

II

What changes we watch

The daily scan records new sale dates, changed property counts, reschedules and removals. That change history powers the daily alert and rolls up into the monthly digest.

III

What comes next

The probate layer will compare official court filings with public parcel records. It will stay off the public feed until manual review shows the matches are reliable. We do not publish synthetic records as opportunities.

IV

How fresh the record is

The Railway job runs every day. The website checks the latest successful database snapshot every six hours and falls back to the last known dataset if the live database is unavailable.

V

What we refuse to publish

We do not publish heir phone numbers, family mailing addresses, obituary-derived contacts or skip-traced personal data. The service is a property and court-record index, not a grieving-family contact list.

VI

What it is not

Deed Beat is not a county, court, clerk, listing service or auction platform. We do not take bids, hold deposits or give legal, financial or investment advice. Verify every entry on its official source before taking action.

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