Hosted, pay-per-call MCP for Cook County / Chicago property records — dossier (parcels, sales & deeds, permits, tax assessments) + comparable-sales valuation by address or PIN. Returns joined/derived answers (permit→PIN links, comps) that raw open-data queries can't — not rows to stitch. Via x402.
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A hosted, **pay-per-call** Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for **Cook County, Illinois — including the City of Chicago** — property records: parcels, recorded sales & deed history, building permits, and property-tax assessment history, joined and normalized into one answer. Plus comparable sales (comps) and a lightweight automated valuation. No signup, no API key — pay per call via the x402 protocol (USDC on Base or Solana). What this adds over raw open data This returns **finished, joined answers** — not raw rows you have to query and stitch. The county open data (Socrata) can't give you: - **Building permits linked to a PIN.** The Chicago permits feed has **no PIN field** — the permit→parcel link is *derived here* (exact address match + nearest-parcel geo match). You can't reproduce this with a raw SoQL query. - **A street address on a parcel.** Parcel Universe has **no address**; it's joined in from a separate dataset here. - **Comparable-sales valuation.** Arm's-length filtering, same-neighborhood/class matching, and an implied low/median/high range — derived analysis, not a row fetch. So one call returns a normalized property record; against raw open data you'd orchestrate multiple datasets and rebuild joins that don't exist upstream. Connect - **Remote MCP endpoint:** https://api.ingest0r.com/mcp (streamable-http — add it to any MCP client; nothing to install) - **PulseMCP:** cook-county-property-data - **Official MCP Registry:** com.ingest0r.api/cook-county-property-data - **Website / HTTP API:** https://api.ingest0r.com - **Free example response (no payment):** https://api.ingest0r.com/v1/sample Tools | Tool | Price | Description | |------|-------|-------------| | get_free_sample | **FREE** | Fixed example of every response shape — evaluate before paying. | | search_chicago_property_by_address | **FREE** | Resolve a street address → parcel PIN(s). The no-PIN entry point. | | get_cook_county_parcel | $0.01 | Single parcel record by 14-digit PIN. | | get_cook_county_property_dossier | $0.03 | Full dossier: address, sales & deed history, permits, assessment history. | | find_chicago_comparable_sales | $0.10 | Comparable sales + implied low/median/high valuation. | The PIN tools return an HTTP **402** with machine-readable x402 payment terms; pay in USDC and retry. Search and the sample are free — and three real parcels are served **free on the paid routes** (live data you can verify against the county's own portals): 09253050270000 · 09253060510000 · 09253140190000.