Tax lien leads for tax resolution firms
A federal or state tax lien is recorded.
134,087
state tax warrants filed in New York in 90 days. New York State, Jun 30, 2026 to Sep 27, 2026.
Mechanics lien leads for construction attorneys and surety
A contractor files a lien for unpaid work.
420
mechanic's liens recorded in Maricopa County, Arizona in 90 days
- Where
- Maricopa County, Arizona (Phoenix metro), Jun 30, 2026 to Sep 27, 2026
- Pulled
The moment
When a contractor or supplier isn't paid, it can file a mechanics lien against the property. The lien names the claimant, the owner, the property and the amount. From there, there's a deadline to enforce it and a dispute to settle.
The Holdback tracks new mechanics liens and gives construction attorneys, collections firms and sureties the claim while it's fresh.
Who it's for
- Construction attorneys
- Collections firms
- Surety companies and bond agents
- Title companies
What you get
- New mechanics liens recorded in your counties
- The claimant, the property owner and the amount
- The property and the recording date
- Repeat claimants and repeat owners, flagged
The outcome
Your construction practice reaches the claimant before the enforcement deadline, or the owner before the dispute hardens. Sureties see which contractors have claims stacking up against their jobs.
Questions buyers ask
- Who files mechanics liens?
- Contractors, subcontractors and suppliers who weren't paid for work or materials on a property.
- Is there a deadline after a lien is filed?
- Yes. Each state sets a window to enforce the lien, often a matter of months, which is why the recording date matters.
- Why would a surety want this?
- A lien on a bonded contractor's job can turn into a bond claim. Seeing liens early helps a surety spot trouble on the contractors it has written.
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A contractor's surety bond or workers' comp policy on file is set to cancel or expire.
20,487
bond and comp dates under 60 days. California.
New civil and eviction case filing leads
A new civil or eviction case is filed.
64,186
eviction cases filed in Texas over three months (May to July 2026). Texas (all justice courts), May 1, 2026 to Jul 31, 2026.
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