Distressed App For Agents

You already know the hardest part of being a listing agent isn't selling the house — it's finding the seller. The traditional playbook is exhausting: farming neighborhoods with postcards, cold calling expired and FSBO listings, buying overpriced leads from Zillow or Realtor.com, and hoping someone in your sphere decides to sell.

Meanwhile, there's an entire category of homeowners in your market who are under real financial pressure and need to sell — but they're not listing on the MLS. They're not calling agents. They're sitting on properties with $20,000 in tax liens, open code violations, and mounting legal pressure. They need help, and most of them don't know where to start.

These aren't distressed properties in the "needs a coat of paint" sense. These are homeowners facing tax sales, sheriff auctions, and code enforcement actions. They need an agent who understands their situation, can help them navigate the process, and can get their property sold before the county takes it from them.

The problem is finding them. That data is buried across county tax portals, court filing systems, code enforcement databases, and municipal records. No agent has time to search five different government websites every morning. Until now, this information was only accessible to investors with specialized tools — not to agents.

Distressed changes that.