Data Methodology
We want you to trust what you read here. This page explains, in plain language, how we describe data on the public site — what coverage and freshness statements mean, and where to add your own verification.
Last reviewed: May 2026
What public pages describe
Public pages may describe platform capabilities — nationwide property search, MLS coverage, preforeclosure workflows, investor filters, list-building, and lead management — along with market-level observations, workflow examples, and educational guidance for investors.
How we handle coverage & freshness
Coverage and freshness statements are descriptive, not absolute promises that every record exists for every geography at every moment. Availability varies by source, licensing, geography, record type, and update cadence. Our standards:
- Marketing pages describe capabilities in plain language, without overstating guarantees.
- Market pages carry an explicit freshness date and a methodology summary.
- Time-sensitive market claims are revisited and refreshed as conditions change.
What market pages include
As dedicated market pages roll out, each is built to show a visible freshness date, a short methodology summary, and source notes explaining what you're seeing and how to read it — especially for preforeclosure, off-market, and changing-market topics.
Limitations
Public content is informational. It is not legal, tax, lending, or investment advice, and it's not a guarantee that every workflow or dataset appears identically in every market or subscription. For time-sensitive decisions, verify inside the product and consult a professional where appropriate.
Spot something inaccurate or unclear on a public page? Email support@justpropertysearch.com with the page URL and a short note — we'll review and update it.