Who do I contact for a list of foreclosed or tax-sale homes in Indiana? ?

Question

I am trying to find a list of homes with tax liens or that have been foreclosed on in my area. I have looked online, but have only come across all those sites that want you to pay a fee. I know this is info you do not have to pay for, I'm just not sure where to find it. Can somebody point me in the right direction?

Answer 1

What you seek is free.  The County Recorders Office has the complete list of foreclosures.  THey are helpful.  Walk in and you will walk out with a list.   Foreclosure auctions require cash,  Cash only.  No loans.  No 30 day closings.  That is why no one bids at them.

If someone doesn't pay their property tax for 2 years, you can pay the tax for them.  If they don't pay up in 3 more years, you go to court and get the deed.  If you wait 2 additional years, you don't have to even go to court-they just hand you the deed.  This list is at the County Treasurers Office.  Free.    I have bought 40 of these and never once got to own the house.  Everyone paid their taxes by the 5th year.  I was paid back my money plus 16% interest. /

Answer 2

tax liens, the county treasury dept

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foreclosed, something trac, I subscribe to them

Answer 3

Try the county clerk's office.  Some counties have this info available online and some will require a visit in person.  Where I live the clerk's office runs the sales on the courthouse steps.