No. A lien list is a public record. The person did not ask for help and did not agree to calls or texts. A consent lead asked for help and agreed to be called. The rules for each are very different.
Never text a lien list record, and never use an AI or recorded voice on one. The FCC treats AI voices as artificial voices that need consent.
Calls to numbers on the Do Not Call list without consent can lead to $500 to $1,500 per call lawsuits.
Mail is the safest way to reach a lien record. No government look, and say where the record came from.
Updated October 2026. Market prices are list prices from public seller pages. Results depend on your firm. Not every lead becomes a case.