Yesterday's Probate, Foreclosure And Tax Deed Filings — Already Skip Traced

New estate filings. The heirs rarely want the house, and they are almost never marketed to first.

The lender has filed. Months of runway before the auction date.

Unpaid property tax, escalating toward a tax deed sale with a published auction date.

Government tax liens recorded against the parcel — the debt that precedes a tax deed sale.

Owners recently behind on property tax, before a lien or deed sale is filed.

Confirmed vacant and abandoned homes. Nobody is living there and nobody is maintaining it.

Judgment, mechanic's, HOA and municipal liens recorded against the parcel.

Open cases on the property. Deferred maintenance with a paper trail and a deadline.

Landlords at the end of their patience. A tired-landlord signal you cannot buy anywhere else.

Properties that sold at auction for more than was owed. The former owner is entitled to the difference and usually has no idea.

Structures ordered demolished or vacated. The most distressed record that exists.