Question 1

Where do Astor's Prince George's County, MD leads come from?

Accepted Answer

Maryland publishes a statewide daily report of every new case filed in MDEC, and divorce records resolve through the Judiciary Case Search public API; estates come from the county Register of Wills. Both carry the parties' full street addresses. Astor monitors it (daily, statewide), then matches the party to a property record before the lead reaches you.

Question 2

How does Astor know the filing party actually owns the property in Prince George's County?

Accepted Answer

A name alone can't answer that: several people in any county share one. In Prince George's County, MD the record carries both parties' full street address, plus the filing date, which pins the individual. We then look for title evidence naming that person before we mark a property as theirs; when no owner record confirms it, the lead says so rather than guessing.

Question 3

What does Prince George's County, MD coverage cost?

Accepted Answer

A single county is $89/mo, which includes 25 skip-trace credits a month. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and you can add neighbouring counties as you expand.

Question 4

Which case types does Astor track in Prince George's County?

Accepted Answer

Divorce and probate. We only sell a county for the case types whose records carry the party's name and street address. Maryland Judiciary (MDEC) + Register of Wills clears that bar here for both.

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