See what you get before you pay
A walk through the actual screens: how an auction gets scored, how the risk is spelled out, and how you land on a max bid you can defend.
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One number tells you if it's safe to bid
Every auction is scored 0–100 from the sale type, the margin between opening bid and assessed value and how complete the county data is, and comes with the exact checklist of what still has to be verified: surviving liens, IRS 120-day redemption, FEMA flood zone, homestead. Green means go. Red means someone else's debt is coming with the deed.
Your whole due diligence, in one click
Satellite, Street View, nearby places and the FEMA flood map for the parcel, plus direct links into that county's tax records, clerk of court and official records. No more hunting across five county websites per property.
Know your max bid before the auction starts
We take the after-repair value from real sold comps, subtract the rehab estimate, the liens that actually survive and the quiet-title cost, and hand you the number you must not bid past to keep your margin.
The profit lane most investors never see
When a property sells for more than the debt, the overage often sits unclaimed for years. We surface those overbids and the owner behind them, a whole funnel your competitors ignore.
Overbids above the debt, often unclaimed for years.
Every county's sale dates, in one place
Statutory sale windows and live auction dates across the states we cover, so you can plan the month instead of refreshing county sites hoping you didn't miss one.
Statutory sale dates by county, never miss an auction window.
Track what you win, down to the redemption clock
Invested, estimated value, realized ROI, and a per-state redemption countdown so you always know when a property is finally, truly yours.
Stop bidding in the dark
Every US tax deed, tax lien and foreclosure auction, scored 0–100, with the exact risks spelled out before your money is on the line.
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