Deeds, permits, foreclosure notices, evictions, finished flips: the realized record of Memphis, fused on one parcel key and rebuilt nightly.
The free read runs on the home page: type any Memphis address, no email needed.
Every parcel in Shelby County, all 353K+ of them, is the spine; everything below keys to it and rebuilds from the live database.
Every figure is computed from public records and tracked public listings; the full method lives on the methodology page. This is not an appraisal or advice, and not a consumer report: never use it to screen tenants or to make any decision about an individual person.
Coverage: Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee. Permit figures cover Memphis and unincorporated Shelby County filings. Data refreshed October 19, 2026.
One method for all four leagues: entities named on recorded deeds and trust deeds, ranked by activity in the last 12 months, never by claims. Top five public; every row is in Pro.
Who funds the flips.
From the trust deeds attached to finished flips, coverage from Jul 2024.
Who does the flips.
A recorded buy and resale of the same parcel names the operator.
Who takes the finished product.
Every recorded purchase, grouped by the entity named on the deed.
Who stands in the middle of the quick re-trades.
Two deeds inside 90 days name the middle entity. Assignors who never take title leave no deed; no tool can name those.
Recorded sales, asking rents, flips, live inventory, and aggregate distress counts for every Memphis zip we track.
Recorded arm's-length sales across Shelby County, $15,000 to $2,000,000 band, from the county deed record; full calendar months only.
Straight off the county record; check any line against the county's own filings.
Every line above traces to a recorded county document.
Most Memphis single-family trade never touches the MLS; the whole chain shows up only in the county record: the deed, the trust deed that funded it, the permit pulled or not, the resale that tells on the work. The seller knows the house. The record levels that.
Repeat players make Memphis unusually legible: the same lenders funding the same operators, the same buyers taking the finished product. Every number here states its method and coverage window, and where a layer is still landing the page says so.
Memphis regulates short-term rentals under Ordinance 5631: operators need a permit, non-grandfathered properties face bedroom limits, and grandfathered status does not automatically transfer on sale. Verify permit status with the City of Memphis before trusting any revenue projection.
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