Price caveat: the "Min Bid" column is the county's judgment minimum, not the real struck-off resale price (which runs higher and adds interim taxes). Confirm the all-in figure with the county before valuing.
County
Type
Address
Adj. Value
Min Bid
Cover
Screen
Map
You bid the price up from the county's opening bid. If the owner redeems, Texas pays you a flat 25% (year 1) / 50% (year 2) of everything you paid — so redemption yield doesn't cap your bid. What caps it is the other outcome: if they don't redeem you own the property, so your bid can't exceed what it nets you. Max Bid = the acquisition ceiling.
Inputs
Result
MAXIMUM BID — never exceed
$0
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Room above opening bid—
If redeemed: profit—
If redeemed: annualized—
If you acquire & sell: profit—
Blended expected profit—
Homestead property redeems within 2 years (25%→50%); other property 180 days at 25%. Verify per parcel.
Upcoming counts come from the live feed's scheduled sales. Texas sells the first Tuesday of each month. Counties marked pending publish through another platform (RealAuction / MVBA) not yet wired into the live pull.
For the builder: Florida tax-DEED auction inventory (you buy the lot outright, no redemption wait — FL redemption ends at the sale). Vacant ✓ = no house number OR assessed under $40k (paper-subdivision lots carry street addresses, so low AV is the better vacancy signal in Lee). Opening bid = back taxes + costs; live bidding goes up from there. Before bidding: municipal lien search, zoning/min-lot/access/wetlands check, and budget ~$1.5–4k quiet title before building or financing. Refresh data: run capture_realtaxdeed.js on any {county}.realtaxdeed.com, drop the CSV in data/, re-run the dashboard.