LendMapper reads county public records to find active private and hard money lenders, separates the two, and ranks them by recent activity, with every loan traced back to the recorded document.
→ Lender: Jared Czachorowski (IRA) · custodian: Equity Trust · type: private
Searching every mortgage buries private lenders under thousands of bank loans. LendMapper looks for the patterns private loans have in common, then follows the network outward.
Instead of wading through every bank mortgage, LendMapper searches the common denominators: self-directed IRA custodian names in short strings like “equity tr”, across four document types only: mortgages, assignments, assignments of rents, and satisfactions.
A custodian line such as “EQUITY TRUST COMPANY CUST” is matched with the IRA owner on the next line. Every participant on a shared loan is kept, and originators that assign loans to private lenders become new search leads.
Each lender is tagged private, hard money, fund or originator with a confidence score and the reasons behind it. Banks and national lenders are excluded. Seller-financed loans are tagged and left out.
A transparent score weights recent activity and fresh satisfactions. Every loan links back to its county, book/page and instrument number so you can check the record yourself, then export to CSV or Excel.
We're starting with all 67 Florida counties. Collection is validated on Polk County first, then Hillsborough, Manatee and Orange. Each remaining county comes online only after its clerk site has been checked for terms, robots.txt rules and bot checks. Until then it is shown as not yet live.
No county is cleared for an automated search. 30 counties already need a person (a records request, a terms block, or a bot check we will not bypass). 22 have terms that have not been read. 15 are not on a platform access sheet yet, so nothing is fetched there either. Public-records requests are not sent from this page.
Each mortgage, assignment and satisfaction is recorded with the county clerk. LendMapper reads that trail to show who is actually funding deals near you, and links every loan back to its book and page.
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Data comes from county clerk official records (Florida first), and later Sunbiz, DBPR and property appraiser files. Each contact detail shows where it came from and how confident the match is.
LendMapper honors robots.txt and site terms, uses rate limits and caching, and stops for manual review the moment a CAPTCHA or bot check appears. It never tries to get around one.
LendMapper finds and organizes lenders. It does not email, call, text or market to anyone.
Interest rates appear only when a recorded document states them, with the source. Otherwise they show as “Unlisted”. Missing dates and amounts say “Not stated”.
Each record keeps its county, book/page, instrument number, source link and the time it was pulled.
Anything that could raise legal questions, such as referral fees or data sales, is built behind a switch that stays locked off until an attorney signs off.
It finds and organizes private and hard money lenders from Florida county public records, then ranks them by recent recorded activity. It does not email, call, or text anyone.
No. Polk is the first county being validated. Hillsborough, Manatee, and Orange are next. Every other county stays planned until a person has checked that clerk site's terms and robots.txt. A county page says which of those stages it is in.
A rate is shown only when the recorded document states it, with a link to that document. If the document does not state a rate, the screen says Unlisted. LendMapper does not estimate one.
Those counts appear only when a precomputed tax-roll summary is published with the site. County pages do not query the database while you read them, and they do not fill in a number that is not in that file.
The app currently shows demo records taken from the build spec's Polk County examples while the county adapters are being validated.
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