🏛️ Auction Property Hunter

The tax sale, already scouted.

Thousands of county auction lots — mapped, valued, and graded A–F against their opening bid. Find the one worth bidding on.

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Real lots, on the board right now

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.

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Browse every county & lot →
43.4K
lots tracked from live auction lists
386
counties with auction inventory
1,091
county auction sources registered, 36 states
30+
public datasets fused into every lot
2,031
lots graded A–F, ranked and ready
18.2K
normalized owners with portfolio search
The platform

From a county's PDF to a ranked shortlist

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.

Deals — ranked deal-flow
The Deals view: auction lots ranked by grade with equity spread, value multiple, and opening bid

Open the Deals list. Start at the top.

Every lot from every tracked sale, graded and ranked in one list — by parcel, by owner, or by county.

  • Grade, spread, and multiple on every row — the why, not just a score
  • Filter by grade, max bid, value multiple, state, county
  • Owner mode surfaces bulk and distressed-owner situations
  • County mode tells you which sales are worth the trip

Click a lot. Know everything.

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.

  • Assessor record & true boundary — values, land use, acreage, geometry on the map
  • Risk & context — flood zone, terrain, soils, EPA neighbors, neighborhood stats
  • Owner & portfolio — who holds it and what else they hold
  • Lien survival — the catch, printed on the page
  • One-click research links — assessor, maps, street view, comps
AI 95
Improved residential · Marion County, IN
tax deed sale
Min bid
$1,399
Assessed
$161,100
Acres
0.16
Flood zone
X
Hazard
Rel. low
Drive time
9 min
Med. home value
$184K
Owner-occupied
55%
A
$159,700 est. equity (99.1%)
115× the opening bid · confidence 85%
improved homeutilities at streetpaved access
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Auction calendar & alerts

Upcoming sale dates in one calendar, and alert rules — grade, spread, geography, owner — that fire the moment a matching lot lands.

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Map & saved views

Browse inventory on a map with true parcel boundaries, save the searches you run every week, and export any list to CSV or GeoJSON.

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Built for a team

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.

The data

What we build into every lot

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.

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Auction listings, ingested daily

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.

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Assessor attributes & boundaries

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.

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Owner intelligence

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.

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Risk & context, fused

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.

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Deal scoring

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.

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Lien survival

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.

The one worth driving for
A
Improved residential · $1,399 opening bid
Assessed $161,100 · est. equity $159,700 · 115×
  • House standing — $138K of the value is the improvement
  • Flood zone X, paved street, utilities at the lot
  • No surviving liens found in the county record
  • Confidence 85% — full assessor record behind the number
This is the lot the list buries on page 14. Ranked, it's row one.
The one that looks cheap
D
Vacant land · $350 opening bid
"Assessed $28,400" — until you read the tags
  • Floodway — FEMA zone AE, effectively unbuildable
  • Landlocked — no legal road access on record
  • 0.06-acre sliver between two neighbors
  • Superfund site nearby — EPA facility inside a mile
  • Municipal assessment lien survives the sale
Every flag above is on the card before you bid — not in a title report after.
Pricing

One plan. Everything included.

No metered records, no gated features, no "call sales to see a price." Every workspace gets the whole platform.

Everything included

Team

$100/month
Includes one seat. Additional seats $75/month each. Pay securely via Stripe.
  • Ranked deal-flow, map, calendar & alerts
  • Every fact we hold on every parcel — the full knowledge file
  • Owner portfolios & distressed-owner flow
  • CSV / GeoJSON exports of any list
  • Team notes, flags, bid decisions, watchlists
  • Self-service billing — no sales calls
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  • Priority on the coverage build queue
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