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Browse 16,000+ HUD, USDA and county foreclosure properties. Save searches, get daily alerts, and buy directly from the source. No credit card required.
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Built for homebuyers, investors, and researchers who want direct access to public government listings without the noise.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a government foreclosure listing?
Government foreclosure listings are properties acquired by federal or local government agencies — typically through FHA-insured mortgage defaults (HUD), rural loan defaults (USDA), tax delinquency (county), or asset forfeiture. These properties are sold publicly, often below market value.
Is this service really free?
Yes, completely. Creating an account requires only your email. We never ask for payment information. Our business model does not involve selling your data or charging for access to public government listings.
How current is the listing data?
Our automated pipeline runs every morning and pulls fresh data directly from HUD, USDA, and county government APIs. Most listings are updated within 24 hours of changes at the source agency.
Can I buy a HUD home directly?
HUD homes must be purchased through a HUD-approved real estate broker. During the first 30 days (the "Owner Occupant" period), only owner-occupant buyers may submit offers. After that, investors may also bid.
Do you cover all 50 states?
Our HUD FHA data covers all 50 states. County-level data currently includes Allegheny County (PA) with more counties being added regularly. USDA listings are available in eligible rural areas nationwide.