The document that transfers ownership to the winning bidder, issued 10 days after the certificate of sale if nobody objects.
Why it matters to a bidder
It is your ownership document, but it carries no warranty. You receive whatever the foreclosure delivered, subject to anything that survived it, which is why title work belongs before the bid and not after.
Title Insurance After a Florida Foreclosure AuctionOther terms
- Lis pendens
- Final judgment of foreclosure
- Certificate of sale
- Right of redemption
- Objection to foreclosure sale
- Surviving lien
- Writ of possession
- Surplus funds
- Tax deed sale
Next, after certificate of title
- Why Florida Foreclosure Sales Get CancelledBankruptcy filings, payoffs, loan modifications and missing paperwork cancel Florida foreclosure sales, often the same morning. What it means for a bidder.
- How Florida Foreclosure Auctions Work, Step by StepFlorida is a judicial foreclosure state: a lawsuit, a final judgment, then a clerk-run auction under Fla. Stat. 45.031. The full sequence, in plain English.
- The Complete SystemEvery step we run before we bid, on real Florida dockets.
- Talk to us firstFifteen minutes, weekdays. Nothing is charged on the call.