A life-estate property whose owner takes mail in Norway, Maine — bought in 1988 for $11,900, county value $355,259 today. A life estate with a New England mailing address is the single strongest pattern in this list.
Our smallest market, and we say so: 120 life-estate and trust-owned single-family leads in the Clermont / south Lake area, pulled from the Lake County Property Appraiser’s GIS and ranked on owner type, absentee mailing and hold length. If Clermont is your farm, these are owners nobody is mailing.
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Lake is the thinnest county we cover, and the product says so on its own banner. It is in the lineup for one reason: the Clermont corridor is a real acquisition market, and these 120 owners are real. Expect targeting data, not analysis data.
Three real rows from the July 11 snapshot, street numbers masked. The full addresses, owner names and county links are in the portal.
A life-estate property whose owner takes mail in Norway, Maine — bought in 1988 for $11,900, county value $355,259 today. A life estate with a New England mailing address is the single strongest pattern in this list.
A family revocable trust holding a $440,429 property for 27 years, mail routed to North Carolina. Long-held trust property with a distant trustee is how Clermont land quietly changes hands.
A family trust in downtown Clermont holding since 1970 — purchase price $11,500, county value $237,744. Two generations of equity sitting in a trust is a conversation, not a cold call.
Rows from the 2026-07-11 county pull; values are county just/market values, not offers or appraisals. Masked here, full record in the portal. Independently verify before acting.
Because the Lake roll extract carries no property ZIPs, leads here aren’t matched to a band individually. But the three Clermont-area ZIPs have enough qualified arm’s-length sales (2024 onward) to publish honest $/sf ranges — use them to frame the market before you comp a specific street.
Bands built 2026-07-18 from Florida DOR qualified sales (top/bottom 5% trimmed; ZIPs under 8 usable sales omitted). A band is a shortlisting range, not an appraisal — walk the property and comp it before offering.
Sources, filters, scoring weights and the limits of each county feed are documented in one place — including what we refuse to estimate.