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DealBrief reads the UK legal record every day (Companies House, The Gazette, HM Land Registry) and surfaces property owners under real financial pressure: receiver appointments, winding-up petitions, strike-off countdowns, EPC deadlines. It joins each signal to the property title and the decision maker, so investors reach motivated sellers before anything is listed. Now includes Scotland, resolved from Companies House security filings because Scotland has no open land registry. Signals are indicators from the public record, not facts, and every score shows its working. Coverage: England and Wales titles via HM Land Registry, Scotland via charge resolution, UK-wide company and insolvency data. Plans from GBP 49 per month, 14 day free trial, no minimum term.
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