Every tax-default sale in the country on one calendar, read from official sources every day and labelled by how sure the date is.
County, parish, municipal, ISD and state-run sales, with the registration deadline where the notice gives one.
Expected is the statutory window before a notice exists. Announced is a date published by the office or its auction platform. Confirmed is a current official notice an analyst has checked.
The monitor re-reads every source on a schedule and records when a date moves, a sale is postponed or a list is withdrawn.
Each sale links to the office page and the notice it was read from, and shows the exact page text the date came from.
Lien, deed, redeemable deed or judicial foreclosure, the statute, and whether the owner can redeem after the sale.
The parcels on each sale list, what was withdrawn or redeemed before the sale, and what sold or went unsold after it.
Follow a jurisdiction and a date move, postponement or withdrawal lands in your inbox the day the monitor records it.
Past sales by jurisdiction: how many parcels reached the auction, how many were redeemed first, and what they sold for.
Each date carries its own label. Expected means the statutory month, not a day. Announced and Confirmed are exact dates, and Confirmed means an analyst has looked at a current official notice. The page text the date was read from is kept with the record.
Yes. Rules and jurisdiction pages exist for all 50 states, 4,967 jurisdictions in all, and 994 of them have an upcoming sale on the calendar right now.
Yes. Follow a jurisdiction and a date move, postponement or withdrawal lands in your inbox the day the monitor records it.
Onto the map. Every parcel on a tracked sale list is a parcel on the map, with the sale date, minimum bid and status beside the county data.
BackLot maps tax-default parcels with county roll details, satellite views and a watchlist, and keeps this calendar current from official notices. One plan, everything included.
Auction Tracker is part of the one BackLot plan.
