Circlemark Tutorials

Finding loans, owners and maturities on Circlemark, step by step

Each tutorial walks one job through the app — a building, a borrower segment, a question put to Claude — with the county-record route beside every step, so you can see what the screen is reading. For the record itself, and how it is read in New York City, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio, the guides are the place.

  1. Look up one building's maturity by address

    Type an address and read the lender, amount and maturity off the recorded instrument — with the ACRIS and county-clerk steps for doing it by hand.

    Look up when a commercial mortgage matures, by address (2026): one search, and the ACRIS and county-clerk steps behind it · updated

  2. Find home builders' construction loans

    Filter recorded loans by who the borrower is — the entity's registered line of business, a name search, or your own roster matched through its principals — then read the maturity and lender off the deed.

    How to find home builders' construction loans in public records: search by who the borrower is (2026) · updated

  3. Search every loan in a market

    The signed-in search, control by control: the maturity window and what ≈ means in it, property type and the retail sub-types, lender, borrower and your own roster, co-ops and rent regulation, the map, saved searches and the weekly email, exports and the watchlist.

    How to use the Circlemark search: every filter, column and mark, from the maturity window to the Monday email ·

  4. Ask Claude which loans mature next year

    Connect Circlemark to Claude in a minute and ask in plain words: what a broker can ask, what each answer cites, and why a modelled maturity never comes back as a fact.

    Ask Claude which CRE loans mature next year: Circlemark now provides an MCP connector · updated

Try it on one building

Type an address and see the mortgages recorded on it — lender, amount and the maturity read from the instrument. Free, no account.