Foreclosure filings and the workspace that works them
Leads on File is a distress-leads workspace for North Carolina investors and agents: Mecklenburg County foreclosure filings — with the sale date, the upset-bid deadline, the owner's mailing address and the evidence behind the classification — joined to a lead pipeline, in one database, with no CSV between them.
The list vendors sell you the data and tell you to export it to your CRM. The CRM vendors sell you the workflow and say outright that they are not a lead provider. Anyone working distressed property in one market pays both and carries a spreadsheet across the gap every week. This is the one system that owns both ends.
What is in there right now
86 confirmed foreclosure filings in Mecklenburg County, filed in the last 60 days.
Counted from the case table at the moment this page was built for you, not a figure kept in the copy. When the count cannot be read this section is simply not here: you will never be shown a number we could not stand behind at the second you loaded it.
What arrives
- The filing — case number, style, docket in index order, parties, and why we classified it as a foreclosure, with the sentence from the court record that says so.
- The dates that matter — the sale date and the statutory upset-bid deadline, as first-class fields on the lead, on the board, on the calendar and in every filter. Not a guess at a seller's timeframe: a statutory date.
- The property — address, assessed value, square feet, year built, and the owner's mailing address as a column of its own, separate from the property address, because they are the two different places a letter goes.
- The workspace — stages, notes, tasks, tags, a unified timeline per lead, CSV import with merge that never overwrites, saved lists that re-run live, and email alerts when a list matches something new.
What we claim, and what we don't
- Coverage is Mecklenburg County special-proceeding foreclosures. One county, deliberately.
- Freshness is one attended sweep a day, not 24-hours-from-filing, and every case page carries the date of the sweep it was built from — derived from that sweep, never a standing claim.
- Not every filing has a published property address. Where the county record has not joined one yet, the case is shown as a filing rather than dressed up as a lead.
- We hold no owner emails and we do not buy any. Follow-up email goes to contacts you supply; the data we sell powers your alerts, your lists and your mailing-address exports.
- Restricted cases — incompetency and guardianship proceedings — are refused at ingest and never stored, whoever asks for them.
See pricing and what we don't do
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