Trust / Sources

Sources behind every source-backed lead.

Sources are the raw material for acquisition intelligence. Acren uses recorders, assessors, entity registries, tax records, permits, and reference layers to support recommendation reasons, owner/entity context, supporting records, open questions, and next steps.

By class

The record types behind each opportunity memo.

Acren separates source records, reference layers, and review labels so buyers can see what supports an opportunity and what still needs checking.

REC
Recorded

Recorders

Deeds, mortgages, assignments, satisfactions, and related recorded instruments.

ASR
Parcel

Assessors

Parcels, values, classifications, and ownership-of-record context.

SOS
Entity

Secretary of State

Entity filings, amendments, registered agents, and status context.

PMT
Permit

Permits

Building, change-of-use, expansion, and local permitting context.

Registry structure

How source rows are organized.

Source classes · readiness structure
Source IDAgencyClassDocumentsReviewState
REC-DEDCounty recorderRecorderDeeds · mortgages · assignmentsReviewed per sourceLive
REC-LIENCounty recorderRecorderLiens · releases · satisfactionsReviewed per sourceLive
ASR-PARCCounty assessorAssessorParcels · values · use codesReviewed per sourceLive
ASR-ROLLCounty assessorAssessorTax roll · assessment contextReviewed per sourceLive
SOS-ENTState entity registrySecretary of StateFormations · amendments · agentsReviewed per sourceLive
PMT-BLDLocal permit authorityPermitBuilding · change of useReviewed per sourcePiloting
REF-AREAReference registryReferenceCounty IDs · market boundariesReviewed per sourceLive
QA-CELLAcren review layerQAReviewed coverage · display postureReviewed before displayIngest only

Each row links to the agency’s public portal. Acren never proxies a private source.

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Trace sources into opportunity memos.

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Responsible boundary. Not for FCRA-regulated use. Acren organizes commercial-property and business-entity records and ranks research priority from recorded evidence. It does not predict intent, provide valuation or underwriting, or support consumer-eligibility decisions.