Few topics create more confusion for Florida auction investors than florida hoa liens. Homeowners association liens are present on a significant percentage of Florida residential properties, and the rules governing how they interact with foreclosure…
Not all liens on foreclosure properties disappears when a property hits the auction block. In this video, PropertyOnion’s Tony Stern walks through the 9 most common liens found at county foreclosure auctions, ranked in order…
A Florida title search report is one of the most important documents an auction investor will ever read, and it is also one of the most commonly misunderstood. Many investors order a title search, receive…
ATTOM just dropped its Q1 2026 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, and the numbers tell a story that every Florida real estate investor should be paying close attention to. Foreclosure activity is climbing. Starts are up.…
One of the most common assumptions new investors make about Florida auction properties is that you must have all the cash sitting in your bank account before you can participate. That assumption stops many capable…
County foreclosure auctions can be one of the best opportunities in real estate, but only if you know what you’re walking into. PropertyOnion’s Tony Stern breaks down the 9 most critical things every buyer needs…
Buying at a Florida foreclosure or tax deed auction can be one of the most profitable moves a real estate investor makes. It can also be one of the most expensive mistakes they ever make…
Florida offers real estate investors three distinct paths to acquiring distressed and below-market properties through public auction channels. Understanding the difference between a tax deed vs foreclosure florida investors have access to is not just…
Understanding how foreclosure auction proceeds distribution works in Florida is essential for investors who want to know exactly where the money goes after a competitive sale and what that distribution means for the liens and…
Updated: March 16, 2026 One of the most common questions we get from investors and homeowners alike is deceptively simple: when a property sells at a foreclosure auction, where does the money actually go? The…
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