Frequently asked questions
Answers about DistressedProps coverage across Georgia, including statewide foreclosure listings, auction activity, alerts, data updates, and pricing.
Product basics
DistressedProps is a platform for finding and tracking foreclosure auction opportunities in Georgia. It aggregates foreclosure listings and auction data, then adds tools like status tracking, alerts, enrichment, and exports to help you act faster.
DistressedProps covers all 159 Georgia counties — every county in the state, without exception. This includes major markets such as Fulton County, DeKalb County, Cobb County, Gwinnett County, and Clayton County, along with every other county across Georgia. You can review foreclosure listings and auction activity statewide within a single searchable system.
Yes. You can search and filter listings, including by common location fields such as county, city, and zip code. Specific filters may evolve as the product is updated.
Data And Listings
Listings typically include core identifying and auction details such as address, county, sale date, attorney, and foreclosure status. When available, DistressedProps may also surface related fields like bid information and property-level enrichment.
DistressedProps aggregates foreclosure listings and auction data from publicly issued foreclosure notices and related official sources, then standardizes and enriches that information inside one searchable system. Source availability and field completeness can vary by jurisdiction and record type.
Listings and status changes are processed as new public information is published and reconciled inside the platform. Update frequency can vary by source and by event type, but the system is designed so you do not need to manually check multiple websites.
Pending status means the property is still scheduled to be auctioned on the published auction date. Cancelled status means the property is no longer scheduled to be auctioned on the published auction date.
Some fields may be unavailable or delayed depending on when public records are published or updated. DistressedProps surfaces what is available from those records and continues to enrich and reconcile data as updates come in.
Alerts and workflow
Alerts on DistressedProps work on a follow model. You can follow any individual listing, and when something changes for that specific property, you are notified. You can choose to receive alerts by email or text message, depending on your preference.
Yes. DistressedProps supports exporting listings and related data to a spreadsheet so you can analyze, or integrate into your team workflow.
Access and pricing
Yes. DistressedProps is free during our private beta. There is no cost to create an account or use the platform at this time.
Beta access remains free for the duration of the private beta. We will clearly communicate any future pricing changes before they take effect.
When beta closes, we will share next steps and any future pricing details in advance. You will not be automatically charged.
Support and compliance
We are building DistressedProps for you and actively welcome feedback. The easiest way is to create an account and begin using the platform, then share feedback based on your workflow. If you already have access, you can share feedback through the product if available or reach out using the site contact options.
No. DistressedProps provides data and workflow tools. It is not legal advice and should not be relied on as the sole basis for decisions. Always confirm critical details with the relevant records, professionals, and parties involved.