Track distressed inventory the moment it lists. Train a robot on auction platforms, county records, and bank-owned listings to capture properties, opening bids, and auction dates, and get alerted the instant new distressed inventory appears. No code.
Open any auction or records search and click the data you want. The robot learns the pattern.
Every property becomes a row with the fields you picked, ready for your sheet or model.
The robot re-checks on your schedule and alerts you the moment new inventory or a date appears.
Distressed deals move fast and the edge is timing. Monitoring re-checks your sources on a schedule from every minute to monthly and alerts you the instant something appears or changes.
Get alerted when a foreclosure, auction, or bank-owned property lists in any county you cover.
Catch auction dates as they are set, moved, or postponed, with old and new side by side.
Follow scheduled to sold to cancelled, and watch redemptions and re-listings.
Robots turn whatever a listing or record displays into clean columns. Common distressed-property fields:
If it renders on the page, a robot can extract it into a column.
There is no one foreclosure portal, so this is where a custom robot shines. Train a robot in minutes on auction platforms, county sheriff-sale and tax-lien records, and bank-owned (REO) listings like these:
County records and auction sites are messy and inconsistent, which is exactly what our managed service is built for. We build and maintain the robots for you and deliver a complete, continuously refreshed dataset across sources. Real estate groups like Ray White and RE/MAX work with us this way. Managed contracts include a 98% data-accuracy SLA, and most teams are live within 1 to 2 weeks.
What foreclosure and auction data can I extract?
+Common fields include address, opening bid, estimated value, auction date and type, listing status, lien amount, property details, occupancy, trustee or servicer, and case or parcel numbers. If it renders on the page, a robot can extract it into a column.
Which sites can I monitor for distressed inventory?
+Any site you can open in a browser, including auction platforms, county sheriff-sale and tax-lien records, and bank-owned (REO) listings. There is no prebuilt robot because portals vary by county and lender, so you train a custom robot on the exact sources you use.
Can I do this without coding?
+Yes. You train a robot by clicking the data you want on any auction or records page. The robot learns the pattern and runs on a schedule. No coding is required at any step.
How fast will I know when something new lists?
+As fast as every minute. Monitoring re-checks your sources on your schedule, compares rows to the last run, and alerts you by email, webhook, or a fresh row in your connected sheet the moment new inventory or a new auction date appears.
Can I export the data to a spreadsheet or model?
+Yes. Robots write rows directly to Google Sheets or Airtable on every run, and you can download CSV or JSON, pull them through the API, or load them into Snowflake, Postgres, or S3.
Can I monitor distressed inventory across many counties?
+Bulk-run a robot across every county and source you cover, or let our managed service build and maintain the whole pipeline and deliver the dataset to you. Talk to sales to scope it.
Train your first robot free in minutes. No code, no credit card.
