Lead type
Foreclosure auction leads
A judgment has set a sale date at the county’s online auction. Until the sale, the owner can still sell.
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A deadline the owner can’t move
Each lead carries its sale date and a countdown. The score is highest a few weeks out, when there is still time to close and the owner knows the date is real.
19 Pine C•••• Ln · Duval
Bank foreclosure · example case
Oct 2
Lis pendens filed
Recorded documents
Oct 28
Final judgment
$214,300 owed
Nov 19
Auction scheduled
Online, 10:00 am
After the sale
Sold or cancelled
We record the outcome
The deal’s timeline updates by itself when the court moves.
How to work them
- 1
Find them
Filter Auction scheduled and sort by the sale date or the score.
- 2
Reach the right person
Trace the owner now; every day before the sale counts.
- 3
Follow up
An automation can warn you 14 days before each sale in your pipeline.
Questions
What happens after the sale?
We record the outcome from the auction: sold, or cancelled and why, when the county publishes it.
Where do the dates come from?
From the county’s online auction calendar and the court record, with newspaper notices as a backup.
Your next deal is already on record.
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