New: government and GSE auctions, free and live on the home page → no account, no card

LiveA week of free, browse-only access to the plan you choose

A week is enough to see whether the deals in your counties are worth a subscription.

Data Coverage

Every score on DLRadar is computed from verified public-record data. Here is what our intelligence engine currently covers.

33,643
ZIP CODES
3,235
COUNTIES
54
STATES
2026-06
LATEST DATA
403,716
DISTRESS RECORDS
29,515
AUCTION EVENTS
48
SCORED LEADS
10
SOURCE FAMILIES

Geographic Coverage

DLRadar covers all 50 US states plus DC and territories. County headwind scores are computed for every FDIC-reporting county. ZIP-level insurance distress is tracked for every ZCTA with NFIP or census data.

🗺️
All 50 States + DC
Full national county headwind coverage
🏘️
33,643 ZIP Codes
Monthly insurance distress scoring
🏛️
3,235 Counties
FDIC bank stress + NRI hazard risk
⚖️
29,515 Auctions
Foreclosure & tax deed events
📊
Florida Property Signals
Foreclosure, tax, probate, lien and code flags per Florida parcel
🔄
Monthly Refresh
Latest: 2026-06

Data Sources

Distress scoring derives from public-record sources. Listing and auction data is collected from public sale and listing sites; formula outputs are labeled as estimates.

ZCTA Insurance Distress
Monthly ZIP-level insurance affordability, NFIP flood claims, and climate severity scores
403,716 records
verified public-records source
County Headwind Snapshot
FDIC bank stress, NRI natural hazard risk, and FHFA home price trajectory per county
3,235 counties
verified public-records source
Auction Events
Foreclosure auctions, tax deed sales, and bank REO events from public records
29,515 events
verified public-records source
Auction Lead Scoring
Opportunity scores combining bid-to-value gap, county pressure, and institutional exposure
48 scored leads
verified public-records source
ZCTA Insurance Signals
Monthly market signals including FEMA hazard, NFIP loss ratios, and HPI drawdown
Per ZCTA, monthly
verified public-records source
Institutional Stress Index
GSE exposure, Freddie Mac delinquency rates, and Fannie Mae risk metrics by geography
Monthly updates
verified public-records source
ZIP-County Crosswalk
Census ZCTA-to-county FIPS mapping with land area shares for geographic joins
Full US coverage
verified public-records source
HUD Section 8 / HCV
Housing Choice Voucher program data tracking subsidized household concentration by geography
National dataset
verified public-records source

Upstream Data Providers

FEMA / NRI
NFIP Flood Claims
FDIC Call Reports
FHFA Home Price Index
Census ACS / PUMS
Florida county clerk, appraiser and tax records
HUD Section 8 / HCV
Fannie Mae macro data
BLS LAUS
US Auctions Public Records

How our coverage is built

DLRadar coverage is assembled from public-record datasets plus listings and auction notices collected from public sites. Each upstream source above is ingested on its own cadence, normalized to a common ZIP and county geography through a census crosswalk, and scored deterministically, so a value in one market is directly comparable to the same value in another. Where a source publishes monthly — insurance distress, institutional stress, home-price trajectory — the matching scores refresh monthly; auction and recorder events update as new filings are ingested. Because every figure traces back to a named public dataset, any score on the platform can be audited to its origin, and gaps are left blank rather than filled with synthetic values.

Coverage is deepest in Florida, where DLRadar tracks parcel-level distress across all 67 counties, and extends nationwide at the ZIP and county level for insurance, bank, hazard, and market-phase signals. The counts above are read live from the current data snapshot, so this page reflects exactly what the scoring engine can see today.

Start Exploring

Every data point above feeds into DLRadar's scoring engine.

LiveA week of free, browse-only access to the plan you choose

Seven days inside the plan of your choice, free. Nothing is charged, nothing converts on its own; when the week ends the account stays and you choose whether to subscribe.

7-day free trial, browse only · no card · one per person · plans monthly, cancel any time