Lead types
Seven kinds of distress, from the county’s own records
Each one is a different reason an owner may want to sell, with its own source, stages and best way to work it.
- Probate2,816 active · 804 this weekEstates opened at the county court, matched to the house the person who died owned, with the representative and the heirs.See probate leads →
- Pre-foreclosure2,219 active · 564 this weekLis pendens: the notice a lender or an association records when it sues to foreclose. The owner usually has months before a sale.See pre-foreclosure leads →
- Foreclosure auction2,760 active · 721 this weekA judgment has set a sale date at the county’s online auction. Until the sale, the owner can still sell.See foreclosure auction leads →
- Tax deed sale256 active · 30 this weekYears of unpaid property taxes have sent the property to a tax deed auction. The owner often owes far less than the house is worth.See tax deed sale leads →
- HOA lien1,228 active · 324 this weekAn association has recorded a lien for unpaid dues, and some go on to foreclose.See hoa lien leads →
- Code enforcement lien188 active · 34 this weekFines a city or county has recorded against a property that breaks the code: overgrown, unsafe, unpermitted.See code enforcement lien leads →
- Construction lien222 active · 67 this weekFiled by contractors who weren’t paid for work on the property.See construction lien leads →
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