Listings are aggregated from foreclosure and distressed-property data sources nationwide, then standardized into one format and refreshed on a regular schedule so the site stays current.
They're stages of the same process. Pre-foreclosure is early, when the owner still holds the home; auction is the forced public sale; bank-owned (REO) is after the lender takes the property back.
The address, price, photos, and key facts are free. Owner-of-record contact is unlocked with a payment when that data is available for the listing.
Both options exist. Unlock a single property for a one-time fee, or subscribe for unlimited unlocks while your plan is active.
Estimates combine market value and the amount owed to give a useful starting signal. They're a guide for research, not a guaranteed figure — always verify before bidding.
Yes. Use the Add Property option to list your home. Listing fees and options are shown during setup.
Coverage spans the U.S. and expands over time as more sources are added, with the broadest coverage in active foreclosure markets.
No. The guides and data are for education and research. For decisions on a specific property, consult a qualified professional in your state.
