Wholesale leads in Boulder County: the Wholesaler persona

• The rule: Owners whose tax bill goes to another address, who have held the place 10 years or more and paid less than half of what the county says it is worth now. Ranked by what led to profitable deals in Boulder County’s own sales records: a recent estate record on the title first, then heirs holding it, then 30 years or more held, with trouble on the county’s record (unpaid taxes, a foreclosure filing, a vacant or neglected home, an eviction, liens, heirs each owning a share) each adding once. Boulder County.
• Records: Boulder County Assessor: where the tax bill is mailed, recorded sales and 2026 values.
• Checked: Top 12 checked by hand against Boulder County’s own records on Oct 16, 2026: sale, value and mailing all match, 12 of 12.
• Each card says why the parcel is on the list and which record each fact comes from.

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• Estes Park and the rest of Larimer County: those rows carry no county value, so the half-of-value rule cannot be checked there.
• Phone numbers (no skip tracing), the loan on the property, its condition or a repair estimate.
• The ranking of who is most likely to sell has been graded on 2 days so far; the record is on How we grade.