Seven systems, one workflow, from research to redemption.

Example: Illinois' scavenger sale schedule is labeled statutory-window rather than a fixed date, because the statute (35 ILCS 200/21-215) sets a window, not a day — a distinction most auction-list sites collapse away.

Example: a City of St. Louis LRA inventory parcel scores its Research Score live from five components — property, economics, auction, ownership, data — you can see this exact calculation run on the Property Reports page.

Example: on a $12,000 opening bid against a $48,000 assessed value (a 75% spread), the calculator flags that as strong economics — the same 75% threshold the Research Score uses to avoid a thin-spread warning.

Example: a certificate purchased for $4,200 at a 9% rate shows its accrued return recalculated live every time you open the dashboard, alongside the days remaining before its redemption deadline.

Example: TaxLienSimple's corrections log documents that Florida is a lien-certificate state, correcting a commonly repeated mislabeling as a deed state — with the correction dated and left visible, not quietly edited away.

Example: GET /api/v1/counties?state=Texas returns Travis County's live competition_score (64.4, High band) — the same figure documented on the Data API page.

Example: printing a letter for a card pulls the owner's mailing address from that property's already-unlocked enrichment report — if the property hasn't been unlocked yet, Print prompts you to enrich it first instead of printing a blank letter.