2,723 vacant, absentee-owned parcels ranked by the two things that actually decide a deal: how likely the owner is to sell and how fast you can take title. Dashboard, saved searches and a metered API.
Free tier: 3 ranked parcels, the full excess-proceeds list and the sale calendar. No credit card. Cancel anytime.
Not a mock-up. Screenshots of the live product, rendered from the current dataset the moment this page was built.
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Listing agents and investors want opposite things from the same parcel. We score both, so you sort by yours.
Lead score — who is likely to sell:
Deal score — what is worth buying:
Under T.C.A. § 67-5-2701 a court that finds a reasonable basis to believe property is vacant sets redemption at 30 days instead of one year. Vacancy is worth 12 months of capital. We compute it per parcel — 1,467 of 2,723 qualify.
Not a guess. We carry the county's own appraised value, land and improvement split, value per acre, and acreage. Tennessee assesses residential at 25% of appraised value and commercial at 40% (T.C.A. § 67-5-801), so appraised is the comparable number.
Davidson Chancery holds $1,941,118 in tax-sale excess proceeds across 30 claims — money owed to former owners and lienholders. 17 of those claims match a parcel in this screen.
Every screen you see is backed by a metered JSON API. Pull the same ranked parcels into your CRM, underwrite them in a spreadsheet, or power your own tool. Usage is metered per plan and visible on your dashboard.
GET /api/v1/parcels filtered, sorted, pagedGET /api/v1/parcel/{apn} full record incl. excess proceedsGET /api/v1/owners portfolio roll-up — one call, many parcelsGET /api/v1/excess court-held moneycurl -H "X-API-Key: CC-…" \
"https://…/api/v1/parcels?clock30=1&oos=1&min_deal=80&limit=3"
{
"data": [
{
"apn": "06800002500",
"address": "0 WWCR AVE",
"city": "Nashville",
"appraised_value": 6496,
"acres": 2.57,
"value_per_acre": 2528,
"owner_state": "LA",
"out_of_state": true,
"redemption_days": 30,
"deal_score": 95,
"deal_grade": "A"
}
],
"meta": { "total": 237, "limit": 3, "offset": 0 }
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Metro Nashville GIS Cadastral/Ownership Parcels — the county's own live feature service, including owner name and mailing address, appraised and assessed values, acreage, zoning and land-use class. Court data comes from the Davidson County Chancery Clerk & Master excess-proceeds list.
No — and we say so plainly. Davidson publishes its delinquent list only as newspaper advertising before each sale, not as data. Our redemption figure is a statutory eligibility signal derived from vacancy, not a confirmed delinquency. The sale ad is the authority.
No. It is a research service built on public records. Every parcel should be verified with the county before you bid, contact an owner, or rely on a value.
Davidson today, fully. The pipeline generalises to the other 94 Tennessee counties and each requires its own source validation — that is the roadmap, not a current claim.
Yes, on any paid plan, via the metered API. We do not permit resale or redistribution of the raw dataset as a competing data product.
Parcel attributes refresh from the county service on each data build; the sale calendar and excess-proceeds list refresh after each Metro sale. The build date is on every export.
No credit card. The public excess-proceeds list and the sale calendar are free forever — the ranked screen is what you subscribe to.