24,768 absentee-owned residential parcels in St. Louis County, Missouri, scored on 8 distress signals and ranked by composite score. CSV instant download.
24,768 rows, ranked by composite distress score (descending). Each row covers one absentee-owned residential parcel above the publishable distress threshold (≥25). Property address, ZIP, municipality, property class, owner name, owner state, appraised values, year built, acres, distress score, out-of-state flag, deed type, and recording date.
Owner mailing street addresses are excluded. This is a screening dataset for identifying parcels with publicly observable distress signals — not a contact list for skip-tracing. Buyers who want to reach owners use county recorder records or licensed skip-trace services on a case-by-case basis.
Each parcel's composite distress score is the sum of 8 publicly observable signals. Higher scores mean more signals stack on the same parcel.
For the full signal table and the rationale behind each weight, see the Acquisition Signals product page.
The St. Louis County Ownership Report ($899) maps every multi-entity mailing-address cluster across all 401,458 parcels — 4,931 clusters, $30.3B clustered value, top institutional operators identified. PDF + CSV.
See St. Louis County Ownership Report →The distress score is a screening tool that ranks parcels by the density of publicly observable signals; it is not a prediction of seller intent, property condition, or transaction outcome. Inclusion of any parcel does not imply that the owner is in financial distress, that the property is for sale, or that the owner has consented to outreach. Reports are for informational and due diligence purposes only. They do not imply wrongdoing by any named entity. Data sourced from publicly available St. Louis County Assessor records.