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The Weekly List is our Florida foreclosure auction sheet, sent by email, for $497 per month. Each sheet lists upcoming county clerk sales by county and sale date, with who is foreclosing, the judgment amount, the case number and the clerk auction link, and it flags the lots we would not touch. It is the sheet we build for our own bidding. Cancel any month.

What is on each sheet

  • Upcoming Florida foreclosure sales, sorted by county and sale date
  • Who is foreclosing on each lot, so you see lien position at a glance
  • Judgment amount, case number and clerk auction link
  • Flags for the lots we would not touch, and why
  • Cancel any month

What a sheet looks like

  • Broward

    Tue · Homeowners association

    Judgment, where bidding starts

    $11,400

    97% below an estimated $392,000

    Do not bid

    Association lien, first mortgage untouched

    A $268,000 first mortgage stays on the property. The low judgment is the bait.

  • Hillsborough

    Wed · First mortgage servicer

    Judgment, where bidding starts

    $214,600

    33% below an estimated $318,000

    Only at the right number

    Clean position, unpaid condominium assessments

    Title is fine. The association ledger shows roughly $38,000 owed, plus a special assessment. Take it off your max bid.

  • Duval

    Thu · First mortgage lender

    Judgment, where bidding starts

    $168,900

    43% below an estimated $296,000

    We would bid

    First position, juniors served, taxes current

    Occupied, so budget for a writ of possession and a few extra weeks. That is what keeps casual bidders away.

Illustrative examples, not real cases. Real sheets carry the case number, the clerk's auction link and the sale date for every lot.

Who it suits

  • Investors who already know how to bid and want the research done.
  • Buyers who watch more than one county and do not have the hours to read every docket each week.
  • Buyers who want a second opinion on each lot before they spend money on title work.

Who should not buy it

  • Anyone who has never bid at a Florida foreclosure sale. The list shows what is coming up; it does not walk you through a purchase.
  • Anyone who wants to be told what to buy. A lot on the sheet is where your own title and lien work starts, not a recommendation.
  • Anyone without cash ready. The balance is due within a day of the sale, and the same day in some counties.
  • Anyone happy to read the clerk calendars themselves. Every county publishes its sale calendar for free; the list saves the reading.

How it is delivered

  • By email, before the sales open, one sheet a week.
  • Billed at $497 per month. Cancel any month.
  • Nothing is charged through this website. Price and refund terms are given in writing before you pay.
  • Start with a free sheet: send the form on this page and this week's sheet arrives by email.

Want to price a lot from the sheet? Run it through the Florida foreclosure bid calculator, and check the deposit and balance deadlines for each county before you fund an account.

  • This week's Florida auction sheet, the same one we bid from
  • The 9-point title check, unlocked on this page the moment you send the form
  • A straight answer about which program fits, if you ask for one
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Florida Foreclosure Playbook is operated by New Level Investment RE, a Florida real estate brokerage.