Circlemark

Circlemark turns the county record into a working prospect list for commercial real estate.

Ask for the loans about to move — by maturity window, borough or county, size, lender, property type or recorded distress — and get them property by property, with lender, borrower, amount and maturity taken from the recorded instrument. Every date carries its provenance: Circlemark says which maturities are stated on the document, which are a rate reset read from the recorded rider, and which are modelled, and it never presents an estimate as fact.

Ask who lends on deals like this and it ranks the institutions that have closed comparable loans in a market, county, property type and size band over the last 36 months, each dated to its last closing — revealed appetite from recorded liens, never a quoted credit box.

Then find the people. One reveal names the officers, owners and signers the public record ties to a borrowing entity — each cited to the source it came from, whether an assessor roll, a mortgage, an HPD registration or the signature page of the instrument — and adds verified work emails. Direct phone numbers are a separate, explicit request.

Coverage today is New York City (all four ACRIS boroughs) and Texas — Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin — re-checked weekly. A recorded satisfaction or release marks a loan paid off and excludes it by default; matured-but-open, modified, foreclosed and distressed loans are flagged.

Requires a Circlemark account; sign-in happens on circlemark.ai over OAuth. The assistant confirms with you before any contact reveal is recorded against your account.