ABSOLUTELY! All you have todo is click the red heart icon on the property detail page, spreadhseet view or the thumbnail view. This will add the property to your favorites here. When it's status changes from "Upcoming" to "Sold" or "Canceled" you will get an instant email notification.

Here is a video tutorial on how to add a save property.

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This is not a feature yet, tax liens are coming in the near future.

They might have to reforeclosure if the current title holder realizes, he would have grounds to throw out the sale I believe.

You can find it here:

I do believe they will need to file the satisfaction in official records. The county can take a week or longer to index it. You need to contact the bank or if you are not on title the owner needs to contact the bank to make sure they filed it, and if they could also send you a copy.

Wow, that’s a crazy situation! I can totally see why you’re frustrated. Here’s what I’d suggest doing next:

First Things First:
Double-Check Your Documents: Make sure the property records and the legal description on your deed match up. It’s possible there’s been some kind of mix-up.

Talk to the Tax Collector’s Office: Since this was a tax deed sale, they might have more info or be able to point you in the right direction.

Reach Out to the Building Department: The city or county bui...