St. Lucie County · Foreclosure · Wednesday, October 7 · 09:00 AM ET

TIMESHARE

Soldfirst seen Oct 8, 2026 · last read 19 days ago

Opening bid

not published

Final judgment

$4,923

Bid vs value

n/a

Sold for

$100

to Plaintiff

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The score, and why

Four things about the record, weighted, with the reason for each. It says nothing about the house itself.

Pro

Not scored yet. Scores are written after each nightly read.

The deal memo

About 250 words in plain language: what this is, the math, what nobody knows yet, and what to check before you bid. Written from the record and the ZIP numbers, never from a guess about the house.

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The record

Auction Sold: 10/07/2026 09:07 AM ET
Case #: 2025CA001790
Final judgment amount: $4,922.70
Parcel ID: TIMESHARE
Plaintiff max bid: $4,922.70
Auction type: FORECLOSURE

Source: St. Lucie County Clerk · As of Oct 14, 2026

Liens and deeds

Florida foreclosure facts: the owner can redeem until the clerk files the certificate of sale, usually the day of or after the auction. The sale wipes out liens junior to the one foreclosed and nothing senior; a first mortgage survives an association foreclosure. Bidders take title subject to whatever survives.

The final judgment in this case is $4,923.

Deeds, mortgages, liens and releases are on the county clerk's official records. Search by the address and by the owner's name from the appraiser record. A mortgage with no release after it is a mortgage still on the house.

Owner contact and a mortgage and lien check are on the Investor plan, 50 of each a month.

Want it done for you? Order a title report from a title company, priced in writing before any work starts.

New homes in the county

3,316

housing units permitted in St. Lucie County in the 12 months through Aug 31, 2026, down 27 percent on the year before. Building nearby tends to follow demand; it is a county number, not this street.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey · As of Aug 31, 2026

Before you bid

The owner can pay up and cancel this sale right until the county takes the winner's money. In Florida there is no getting the house back after that.
A foreclosure sale only wipes out liens junior to the one being foreclosed. A first mortgage can survive an HOA sale. Pull the title before you bid.
Nobody has been inside. Drive by. Assume repairs.
Read the county's deposit and payment rules. Most want a deposit to register and full payment within a day.

How a Florida sale works

Changes

Oct 8, 2026 first seen on the county list