If you run a tax sale, there is a page about it here. We keep it accurate, link to your notice, and want to hear from you when something is wrong.
Sale type, timing, bidding rules, redemption, your office's contact and the link to your notice, generated from official sources.
Every page tells readers to verify against your notice and links to it. BackLot does not sell parcels or take bids.
If a date, office or link on your page is wrong, email us and it is fixed the same day. Tell us where your notices live and the monitor reads that page.
Counties that want their own tax-default list on a map, with the roll joined by APN, use the same map investors use.
The auction monitor reads public notice pages on a schedule, identifies itself as BackLotBot, and records only sale dates, lot counts and the link. It never bids, registers or submits forms.
The page carries public information about a public sale and links to your office. If something on it is wrong, we correct it immediately; write to backlothq@gmail.com.
Yes. Counties that want their tax-default list mapped, or want to supply their notice feed directly, can book a demo.
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.
Public Sector is part of the one BackLot plan.
