Most agents wait for the next referral. Meanwhile a probate, a divorce or a lis pendens gets filed in your town and nobody calls. CORVENIS makes those filings searchable the day after they're recorded.
Free. No account. 202 Massachusetts towns are live today.
The problem
You wait for the referral. You wait for the past client to call. Yes, you can go to the networking event and hand out cards. Sellers aren't there.
They're at the Registry of Deeds and at Probate and Family Court. Every day, people in your town file paperwork that says something in their life is about to change. An estate. A divorce. A lien they can't clear. A deed moving between family members.
That paperwork is public. It always has been. Almost nobody works it because pulling it by hand is tedious. Twenty-two government sites, each with its own search.
You hear about the sale when the listing goes live. By then the seller has picked an agent.
You see the filing the day after it's recorded, while the owner is still deciding what to do.
Where it comes from
CORVENIS reads the 21 Massachusetts county Registries of Deeds and the statewide Probate and Family Court. Every filing is sorted into one of five categories.
| Pre-Foreclosure | Notice of default, lis pendens. Early financial distress. |
| Probate | Estate settlements. Marked CONFIRMED or INFERRED, never blended together. |
| Tax Lien | Unpaid property taxes. |
| Equity & Ownership Change | Quitclaim deeds, warranty deeds, mortgage discharges, powers of attorney, second mortgages. |
| Life Events | Divorce filings, death certificates. |
What happens overnight
A filing is recorded at a Massachusetts registry or at Probate and Family Court.
CORVENIS reads the day's filings and matches each one to a property address.
You search the address and the filing is there.
That's the whole company. The same public records anyone can look up, read every day and organized by address, so you don't have to pull them yourself.
What you do with it
Suffolk Probate & Family Court
Illustrative record. Not a real filing. Filing detail and skip tracing need Growth or higher.
Search, or have it delivered
| Starter · $49/mo | Search an address and get a yes or no: is there a public filing on this property. |
| Growth · $99/mo | Search an address and see the filing itself: type, date and source document. Adds manual skip tracing. |
| Premier · $149/mo | New filings in your town show up in your dashboard the next day, without you searching for them. |
Most people start by searching the handful of properties they already had a hunch about. Then they start wondering what's sitting on the streets they didn't search. That's what Premier is for.
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What it doesn't do
202 of Massachusetts's ~358 towns are live today. Essex, Norfolk, Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable and Hampden are not in the pipeline yet. Check your town before you subscribe.
You see what's on a property when you search it. We don't load years of history into your account on day one.
You can read the source document on screen. There's no download button.
After you subscribe we set up your account and email you your login. It isn't instant.
Nothing outside the state.
From the pilot
"Within 45 days of using CORVENIS, it flagged a property transfer that led straight to a listing appointment — before it ever hit the MLS. That's the edge I need in this market."
Jonathan P., Broker/Owner, RE/MAX Encore
Jonathan is a pilot user. CORVENIS is early, and he is the first documented result, not the hundredth.
Public records. The same filings anyone can look up at a Massachusetts Registry of Deeds or at Probate and Family Court. We read 22 government sources and organize what we find by property address.
A filing is typically searchable in CORVENIS the day after it's recorded.
No. Starter, Growth and Premier are individual licenses.
Don't buy yet. Check it on the coverage map and leave your email, and we'll tell you the day it goes live. We add towns as revenue funds the work, and we won't promise a date we can't hold.
Check it, then see up to 10 recent filings there before you pay for anything.