PropTalon's Florida property records connector for Claude
The PropTalon connector lets Claude answer questions about Florida distressed-property records: how many open code violations, stalled permits, code liens and condemned properties a county or city has, where they cluster, when the next tax deed sales are, and where to look a record up on the government's own site. It's free and needs no account. Add it in Claude with this URL: https://www.proptalon.com/api/mcp
Every answer comes from the same public county and city records behind PropTalon's Florida pages, refreshed daily, and links to its source. The connector only returns counts, ZIP codes, dates and official links: never owner names, addresses or contact details.
- ✓Free and read-only: no sign-in, nothing in your account changes
- ✓Counts by county and city, top ZIP codes, and what's new in the last 30 and 90 days
- ✓Official lookup links and step-by-step use of the county's own search
- ✓Upcoming Florida tax deed sales and a wholesale max-offer calculator
Add it to Claude
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. Name it PropTalon and paste the URL above. No sign-in is needed. Then turn it on in a chat from the tools menu.
Works in Claude on the web, the desktop app and mobile, on any plan that supports custom connectors.
What it can do
List Florida coverage: which counties and cities have live code violation, stalled permit, code lien, condemned property and tax deed data, and how many properties each has.
Get county distress stats: for a county or city, the number of properties with each signal, how many are new in the last 30 and 90 days, the share with a second signal, the top ZIP codes and property types.
Find the official record lookup: the government's own search for a code case, permit or tax deed record, with step-by-step use where we've checked it, and how to report a code violation.
Get upcoming tax deed sales: sale dates and the number of properties scheduled in each county.
Explain a distress signal: what a code lien, stalled permit or other record means, why investors track it, and its caveats.
Calculate a wholesale max offer: ARV times the buyer's rule, minus repairs, costs and your fee.
Try asking
"How many open code violations does Hillsborough County have, and which ZIP codes have the most?"
"Where do I look up a code enforcement case in Lake County?"
"When are the next tax deed sales in Florida?"
"What's my max offer on a house with a $250,000 ARV and $40,000 in repairs?"
Data and privacy
The connector returns only aggregate public-record data and official links. It never returns owner names, addresses, phone numbers or individual property records.
We receive only what Claude sends to a tool, such as a county name or the numbers for the calculator, never your conversation. We count which tools are used, and our host keeps standard request logs. See the privacy policy.
County and city records lag and contain errors, so confirm a record's current status with the office before you rely on it. The full property-level data, with owners and skip tracing, is in the PropTalon app.
Support
Questions or a wrong number? Email support@proptalon.com.
Questions
Does the PropTalon connector cost anything?
No. It's free, needs no account, and only reads public aggregate data.
Can it look up who owns a property?
No. The connector never returns owner names, addresses or contact details. It answers with counts, ZIP codes, dates and official lookup links.
Which areas does it cover?
Florida. Property records cover all 67 counties; distress signals cover the counties and cities that publish them online. Ask it to list Florida coverage for the current list.