This database pulls public records of legal notices required in the foreclosure process. After a few months of nonpayment, a lender files a Notice of Default (NOD). The property is then in a Preforeclosure status. If the nonpayment issue is not resolved, the lender files a Notice of Trustee Sale. The property is then designated as Auction status. If the nonpayment is still not resolved the property is sold at auction. In 90% of the cases, the lender wins the bid and the property becomes Bank Owned. I use this database to track those properties that may be coming on the market as Bank Owned in the near future.
 
  The first page only displays the first 20 of many foreclosure notices. Click on "Next" to see more.