DistressedDealRadar

Free distressed-deal tools. No account. No guru.

Start with the free Property Opportunity Score, a 0-100 read on any lead, so you only underwrite the addresses worth the math.

19 free investor calculators, foreclosure guides for all 51 US jurisdictions, a rule-based deal analyzer, and live ZIP-code deal search. Run every number before you commit capital.

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ZIP results are mixed inventory: pre-foreclosure, auction, and bank-owned REO listings.

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Free forever. No account, no login, no credit card to run any tool. State guides cite the actual statute, or say confirm with the county, never a made-up number.

Property Opportunity Score

Score any lead before you underwrite it.

Most tools make you underwrite every lead by hand. Start with a 0-100 read on distress and profit signals, so you only run the full math on the addresses worth it.

The Property Opportunity Score rates a deal 0-100 on distress and profit signals, so you spend your time on the addresses worth the math. Then run the full numbers with free calculators and search live foreclosure inventory by ZIP, all with no account.

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Example score

82

/ 100

EquityDistressMargin
19 free calculators51-jurisdiction foreclosure guides6 investing strategiesNo sign-up to run the tools

Foreclosure ROI result

Net profit

$40,200

Projected ROI

23.5%

Calculator defaults: $120,000 bid, $35,000 rehab, $230,000 resale value, with liens, closing, holding, and selling costs included.

Free, no account, before you pay for a platform

Compare the first-pass workflow before you start a trial or build a saved project.

Full comparison
WorkflowPropStreamDealCheckDealMachineDistressedDealRadar
Cost to start7-day free trial, then paid planFree Starter; Plus/Pro upgradesFree account to explore; paid plan for full workflowFree
Account required to run toolsYesYesYesNo
Deal-analysis calculatorsFix & Flip and rental analysisFree and paid analysis tiersComps plus rehab and wholesale calculators19, free, no sign-up
Distressed lead triageForeclosure Factor: Very Low to Very HighCustom deal criteriaProperty filters, comps, and calculators0-100 Property Opportunity Score
MAO, ARV, and rehab workflowFix & Flip Analyzer with MAOOffer Calculator in Plus/ProComps plus rehab and wholesale calculatorsFree calculators, no account
Foreclosure/REO searchProperty-data platformDeal-analysis workflowProperty and owner searchLive ZIP search via Foreclosure.com
State foreclosure guidesProperty research workflowDeal-analysis workflowProperty and owner researchAll 51 jurisdictions

Run every number and search live inventory free here first. Decide whether a paid platform is worth it after.

We publish an original 2026 foreclosure and tax-sale reference for all 51 US jurisdictions, with a downloadable CSV and an embeddable table you can cite. See the data.

Free sourcing guides

What is distressed property investing?

Distressed property investing means acquiring real estate from owners or situations under financial or legal pressure: foreclosures, motivated sellers, probate estates, absentee owners, and tax-delinquent properties, typically below market value. Returns come from buying right, adding value, and understanding the state-specific legal process, not from speculation.

Key takeaways

  • Five core channels: foreclosures, motivated sellers, probate, off-market/absentee, and distressed assets (tax liens/deeds, vacancies).
  • The edge is sourcing + underwriting discipline: model every deal before you commit.
  • Foreclosure and tax-sale rules are state-specific; always verify with official sources.

Investing strategies

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51 state foreclosure guides

Judicial vs non-judicial process, auction basics, and investor considerations for every U.S. state and D.C.

Every guide draws on our original 51-jurisdiction distressed-market dataset, the predominant foreclosure method for all 50 states and D.C. in one citable table, free to download as CSV.

Find your state

Dataset preview

StateRegionMethodTimelineRedemption source
TexasSouthNon-judicialTypical DDR guide range: 3-6 monthsStatute cited
FloridaSouthJudicialTypical DDR guide range: 6-12+ monthsStatute cited
CaliforniaWestNon-judicialTypical DDR guide range: 3-6 monthsStatute cited
OhioMidwestJudicialTypical DDR guide range: 6-12+ monthsStatute cited

Get the free investor toolkit

Deal analyzer spreadsheet, auction due-diligence checklist, and the BRRRR toolkit. We email new investor guides and deal breakdowns as we publish them. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

Inside the PDF

  • ARV and rehab checks
  • Title and lien review
  • Maximum-offer and exit stress test