Inherited-home leads in Puerto Rico

Lead Lists are homes where the owner has passed away and the heirs own it now, and homes the government inspected for damage after a disaster. Heirs often sell, especially soon after they inherit. Lead Lists are part of the Investor plan.

Each lead says where it comes from:

• Estate in foreclosure: a lender is foreclosing on the late owner's estate. The heirs still own it.
• Heirs just filed: the heirs handed in their inheritance paperwork, not recorded yet.
• Inherited: the inheritance is recorded and the heirs still own it.
• Damaged home: the government inspected it for damage after a hurricane, the 2020 earthquakes or a flood. It has not sold since.
• Owner deceased (Likely): as of 2022, the tax roll listed the late owner's estate as the owner.

The list is ranked by how likely each home is to sell, based on what actually sold in past years.

• Houses only: hides condos and apartments.
• Owners now: everyone who owns the home today, after every inheritance.
• Rough / Fine: mark what you see in the photo. Rough moves the lead to the top of your list, Fine takes it off. Only you see your marks.