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FORECLOSURES
Broward County, FL
July 2026
Owner / AddressEst. Property ValueStatus
Illustrative sample — placeholder rows showing the column layout, not records from this list. Property values are estimates from public records, not our pricing.
Sample Owner 1 · 123 Example St$418,500Vacant
Sample Owner 2 · 456 Example Ave$329,900Absentee
Sample Owner 3 · 789 Example Ct$712,000Owner-occ
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Fields in this list
✓Owner full name
✓Property address
✓Mailing address
✓Parcel / APN
✓Estimated property value

Foreclosures - Broward County, FL - July 2026

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What You Get

This Broward County, Florida Foreclosures list for July 2026 contains curated verified records sourced from county court filings, notice of default records, and lis pendens filings. Each record identifies a homeowner currently in the foreclosure process — a defined timeline creating urgency to sell before auction.

Why Foreclosures Data Matters

Homeowners in foreclosure in Broward County, Florida are operating on a countdown clock. Once a foreclosure auction date is set, they lose all control over the outcome. A pre-foreclosure cash offer lets them preserve any remaining equity, avoid a public auction record, and move on with their lives. For investors, this is an opportunity to acquire properties at a significant discount before they hit the public market.

Who This List Is For

Real estate investors focused on pre-foreclosure and short-sale acquisitions. Agents with loss mitigation expertise who can present alternative solutions. Cash buyers looking for equity-rich properties in the early foreclosure stages.

Data Fields Included

  • Owner name and property address
  • Lender name and original loan amount
  • Notice of default or lis pendens date
  • Scheduled auction date (where available)
  • Estimated property value
  • Estimated equity position
  • Loan balance (where available)
  • Case number and court
  • Property type and parcel number

How to Use This Data

  1. Sort by auction date to prioritize the most time-sensitive opportunities
  2. Calculate estimated equity before reaching out to assess deal potential
  3. Contact owner early in the process when options are broadest
  4. Work with a title company experienced in short sales and pre-foreclosure acquisitions

Product Details

  • Coverage: Broward County, Florida
  • Period: July 2026
  • File Format: CSV (compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, and all major CRMs)
  • Delivery: Instant digital download
  • Price: $10.30
  • Source: county court filings and notice of default records

All records sourced and verified by ListCentral — updated July 2026 to ensure accuracy and freshness. Contact Us at info@listcentral.us with any questions about this list.

This list covers Broward County, FL (county seat: Fort Lauderdale), a market of about 1962531 residents. ListCentral.US currently offers 156 Broward County lead lists, refreshed from county records.

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Broward County, FL real estate data

  • Population: 1962531
  • County seat: Fort Lauderdale
  • Lists available: 156 Broward County lead lists
  • Update cadence: monthly & weekly snapshots
Broward County list types
Absentee OwnersAged Homes With Aged OwnersCash BuyersCode ViolationsDivorceEmpty NestersEvictionsForeclosuresInherited PropertyNegative Equity PropertiesPre-ForeclosuresPre-ProbatesProbatesTax DelinquentVacant Properties

Broward County spans both established neighborhoods and growing suburbs, so motivated-seller opportunities — probate, code violations, evictions, divorce, tax-delinquent and absentee owners — surface across the county. Each Broward County snapshot is deduplicated and delivered in CSV/Excel, ready for your CRM, dialer, or direct-mail platform.

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Absentee OwnersAged Homes With Aged OwnersCash BuyersCode ViolationsDivorceEmpty NestersEvictionsInherited PropertyNegative Equity PropertiesPre-ForeclosuresPre-ProbatesProbatesTax DelinquentVacant Properties