Every dot is a real Detroit property from our map, read today. In this preview the colours are shuffled within each block, and house numbers and details are hidden.
If your work depends on knowing which Detroit owners are under pressure, and how to reach them, the Book is built for you. Three kinds of teams use it every day.
Click any property and its public record is on one page: what is owed, what houses like it sell for, what is happening to it, and who is behind it. Below is a sample: the layout is the real one, the numbers are illustrative.
Taxes, water and blight owed on the property, read from Wayne County, the water department and the city, with any recorded loan listed underneath.
Land bank auctions, open-market sales of similar houses in the ZIP, and what this owner paid, on one scale. Recorded prices, not an appraisal.
Tax, legal, water, blight, capital and owner signals in one signature. Red means a recorded claim with a clock on it.
Foreclosure notices, sheriff sales, tickets, fires and county filings on one timeline, each with its date and its source.
For Michigan LLCs, the members and registered agent on file with the state, one credit to reveal.
Phone and email when you ask, every number checked against the Do Not Call registry. Once revealed, it is yours to re-view for free.
About 30% of Detroit properties are owned by LLCs, and skip-tracing a company name rarely reaches anyone. For Michigan-registered LLCs we pull the filing from the state business registry, take the members and registered agent on file, and trace the person with the property address when you ask for the number.
The state registry covers LLCs registered in Michigan. Entities registered elsewhere get a best-effort search, and the record tells you which kind you are looking at.
We group an owner’s LLCs and spellings into one portfolio, so you see everything they hold across the city, not one shell at a time. Owner portfolios come with Territory.
Draw any shape on the map and save it. When a foreclosure notice, tax forfeiture, probate notice or fire lands inside it, you get an email that day. Every Monday, a summary of the week and the sheriff sales coming up. Saved areas come with Territory.
Nothing here comes from a list broker. We read the public record at the source, match every filing to the city’s parcel map, and keep one record per property with the date and source of every fact.
Every filing is matched to the city’s parcel map, so a property has one history, not five spellings of the same address.
Every event on a record carries its date and where it came from: 166,000 dated events so far, with links to the recorded documents from the county.
Automated checks run daily to catch a stale source or a contradiction in the data before it reaches your screen.
We will walk your ZIPs on the live map with you: what is in foreclosure, who owns it, and how to reach them. Then pick the plan that fits, or don’t.