Property Intelligence

Search every published tax-sale property in one place

235,260 published tax lien, tax deed and foreclosure parcels across 636 jurisdiction profiles — searchable by state, county, product type, price, sale date and A–D Research Score, with a live map alongside the list.

Every result is compiled from published county sources. Search finds what's in our inventory — always confirm current availability with the county before bidding.

Filter by what actually matters to a bid decision

State & county

Narrow to any of the 51 jurisdictions, then any county with published inventory. County list updates as new counties get added.

Keyword

Search by parcel number, certificate/ticket number, property description, or county name.

Product type

Lien, deed, or foreclosure — filter to the sale type your strategy is built around.

Price range

Set a minimum and maximum opening bid or assessed value to stay inside your capital limit.

Sale date range

Filter to auctions in a specific window so you're not scrolling past sales you can't attend.

Research Score grade

Filter down to A/B-grade parcels only, or see everything and read the reasons behind each grade.

From search result to bid decision

1. Search & filter
Run a search, switch between list and map view, and save the search to get daily Deal Radar alerts on new matches.
2. Open the report
Open any result as a full Property Report — Research Score, risk warnings, source link, and PDF export.
3. Track the decision
Save it and move it through New → Reviewing → Qualified → Bid Submitted → Won/Lost in your portfolio tracker.

Search access by plan

Free
A 5% preview of published auction data, across 2 counties, in the app.
Pro
Full search across your 5 entitled counties, with saved searches and CSV export.
Unlimited
Full search across every published county, plus API access for programmatic queries.

Educational and operational information only — not legal, tax, or investment advice. Search results reflect published inventory in our database; always confirm auction and parcel information with the administering authority before bidding.