Question 1

Where do Astor's Franklin County, OH leads come from?

Accepted Answer

Columbus publishes divorce and dissolution dockets (DR/DM) through the Clerk's Case Information Online, with no CAPTCHA between the record and the public. Each party record carries a full residential address, and date of birth is available by name lookup. Astor monitors it (continuously, as the clerk posts), then matches the party to a property record before the lead reaches you.

Question 2

How does Astor know the person behind a lead actually owns the property in Franklin County?

Accepted Answer

A name alone can't answer that: several people in any county share one. In Franklin County, OH the record carries full residential address, with date of birth as a second pin, 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 Franklin County, OH coverage cost?

Accepted Answer

It's included in Astor's one plan: $199/mo for every lead in every county we cover, with 250 skip-trace credits a month and a 7-day free trial. There's no per-county price, so there's nothing to add as you expand.

Question 4

Which lead types does Astor track in Franklin County?

Accepted Answer

Divorce. We only list a county for the lead types whose records carry the party's name and street address. Franklin County Clerk - Case Information Online clears that bar here, so this county's leads are limited to that type.

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Where Franklin County records come from

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