Thousands of county auction lots — mapped, valued, and graded A–F against their opening bid. Find the one worth bidding on.
No signup to look. Click any lot to open its page — the summary, satellite and Street View are yours; log in to unlock the full deal breakdown.
This is what you actually work in. No exports to spreadsheets, no twelve tabs of county websites — the research is already done when the list loads.
Every lot from every tracked sale, graded and ranked in one list — by parcel, by owner, or by county.
The parcel page is the whole knowledge file: what the county assesses, what our model thinks it's worth, what the risks are, and what survives the sale.
Upcoming sale dates in one calendar, and alert rules — grade, spread, geography, owner — that fire the moment a matching lot lands.
Browse inventory on a map with true parcel boundaries, save the searches you run every week, and export any list to CSV or GeoJSON.
Shared notes, flags, and bid decisions on every lot, county watchlists, and seats for partners — so two of you never research the same parcel twice.
A county auction list gives you an APN and a minimum bid. By the time a lot reaches your screen, we've rebuilt everything else about it from public records.
County tax-sale and foreclosure lists in any shape — CSV, PDF, HTML — mapped to one canonical schema by a heuristic mapper with an AI backstop. Automated crawlers watch recurring state portals and auction platforms and import net-new lots on daily timers.
Full assessor records harvested from free county and statewide GIS parcel services: land use, acreage, improvements, assessed values, sales history, and true parcel-boundary geometry — not just a geocoded pin.
Every owner name normalized to a stable key, so ACME HOLDINGS, L.L.C.
and Acme Holdings LLC are one owner. Portfolio search across
counties, top-owner rollups, company-vs-individual typing, absentee flags.
30+ free federal and state datasets on every lot: FEMA flood zones, USGS terrain and seismic, USDA soils, EPA facility proximity, Census ACS socioeconomics, broadband service, OpenStreetMap building footprints.
The opportunity engine grades every lot A–F from equity spread and value multiple, tempered by how much data actually backs the number. Assessed values are ratio-calibrated to market, per county — not taken at face value.
State-by-state rules for what survives the sale — IRS liens, municipal assessments, mortgages by sale type. The catch is on the card before you bid.
No metered records, no gated features, no "call sales to see a price." Every workspace gets the whole platform.
Find out what's actually worth bidding on — before you drive to the courthouse.
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