§ Lists by state

Every state works its filings differently. Your list should too.

Pre-foreclosure, probate, tax delinquent, vacant and cash buyer records for all 50 states and DC. Pick your state to see how its foreclosures and tax sales work, which records we pull there, and the counties most buyers start with.

Judicial or non-judicial?

In a judicial state the lender has to sue, so a pre-foreclosure shows up first as a lis pendens in the court records, and the case takes months. In a non-judicial state the lender sells under a power of sale, so the first signal is a notice of default or notice of sale, and things move faster. It decides where we pull from and how often a list needs refreshing.

Tax lien or tax deed?

Lien states sell the overdue tax as a certificate and the owner keeps the property while they can redeem. Deed states sell the property itself. Redeemable deed states sell it but give the owner a window to win it back. Each changes how urgent a tax delinquent owner is, and how you open the conversation.

New England

Mid-Atlantic

South Atlantic

East South Central

West South Central

East North Central

West North Central

Mountain

Pacific

Classifications show the process most commonly used in each state. They are general information, not legal advice: some states allow both processes and some counties follow their own tax sale procedure.

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