Distressed Properties - Vacant Land - Duval County

Identify distressed Vacant Land properties in Duval County - includes distress type, party names, assessed value, and sale price, giving you early leads on undervalued opportunities.

What you get

Distressed land, verified: tax liens, default filings, auction sales, and lender-owned parcels.

  • Verified records of vacant and undeveloped land in active default, tax delinquency, or a completed auction or REO transfer in your selected market and period.
  • Each record carries the current owner of record, mailing address, event type, event date, recorded amount, Owner ID, and Property ID.
  • Early-stage records reach the owner while the parcel is still on their books; settled records reach the tax-sale buyer or the lender that took it back.
  • Land only, with no residential, commercial, or industrial rows mixed in.

Sample data

What you will receive

Illustrative sample built with synthetic data. Your licensed file contains verified records for your selected market and period.
Owner NameOwner IDOwner Mailing AddressAsset ClassEvent TypeEvent DateRecorded AmountCityProperty IDColumnColumn
Juniper Flats Land Holdings LLCOWN-US-43066227 W Trade St, Suite 800, Charlotte, NC 28202Vacant land; Vacant landTax Lien; Tax Lien2026-03-03; 2026-03-03$17,240; $20,860Charlotte; CharlottePROP-US-74710; PROP-US-74711
The Marchetti Family TrustOWN-US-431294514 Cole Ave, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75205Undeveloped landLis Pendens2026-04-09$412,500DallasPROP-US-74806
Sonoran Gate Ventures LLCOWN-US-432014742 N 24th St, Suite 300, Phoenix, AZ 85016Vacant landTax Auction Sale2026-05-13$263,000PhoenixPROP-US-74893
Gulf Meridian Capital LLCOWN-US-43277401 E Jackson St, Suite 2200, Tampa, FL 33602Undeveloped landBank-Owned (REO)2026-04-24$524,000TampaPROP-US-74961

Why now

Land in arrears carries its costs quietly, then resolves all at once

A parcel earns nothing while its taxes and debt keep accruing, which is why land distress so often runs quietly to a tax sale or auction. The filing is public the day it is recorded, and from that day the window to reach the owner only shrinks. After resolution, the tax-sale buyer or the lender holding the parcel is a fresh, motivated counterparty, and easiest to engage before the lot is relisted or written down.

Who uses this

Built for your workflow

Investors and Developers

Reach a landowner inside the window while carrying costs mount and options shrink, or pick up the trail of the tax-sale buyer and the lender holding parcels it never wanted on its books.

Brokers and Agents

An owner paying taxes on land that earns nothing is often one credible call from listing it, and a lender that took back a parcel has no interest in holding it. Both are live mandates.

Appraisers

Distressed land needs valuation at every stage: pre-sale appraisals, lender opinions on repossessed parcels, highest-and-best-use analysis for the new buyer. The list shows where those files are opening.

Lenders

Land in default flags a borrower who may need restructuring before the sale, and every settled record is a new owner who will need financing to hold or build. Both start here.

Construction

Every parcel that changes hands through a tax sale, auction, or REO transfer is a future site. The new owner on a settled record is your earliest possible contact for sitework and civil scopes.

Data quality

How this signal holds up

SourcePrimary

Land distress compiled from the registries themselves

Every record starts as a default or foreclosure filing, a recorded tax lien, or a registered transfer at a tax sale, auction, or to the lender, compiled directly from county recorders, courts, and land registries.

Registry and court records

IdentityResolved

The parcel's current owner, named and reachable

Each row names who holds title right now, the original owner, the tax-sale or auction buyer, or the lender holding the parcel, with entity ownership resolved to a usable name and mailing address.

Owner name and mailing address

RefreshTime-stamped

Each parcel dated by its own filing or sale

Each record carries the event date straight from the filing or transfer, so you can tell an active lien from a completed sale at a glance. Records are compiled for your selected period.

Event date on every row

ScopeFocused

Vacant and undeveloped land, both stages

Land only, covering early-stage records where the owner is still on title and settled records where the tax-sale buyer, auction buyer, or lender now holds the parcel. No residential, commercial, or industrial rows.

Land only, early and settled

Filter logicEvent-based

A parcel qualifies through a verifiable public event

Inclusion requires an active default or foreclosure filing, a recorded tax lien, a completed tax or foreclosure auction sale, or an REO transfer within your selected period, tied to a parcel in your selected market.

Filing, lien, sale, or REO

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

For land investors, a tax-delinquent or pre-foreclosure parcel is often available well below market to whoever reaches the owner first, and the filing date tells you exactly how much runway is left before the sale. For lenders, the REO and tax-sale records name the current holder, so you can source both the distressed opportunity and the party motivated to offload it.

Every record starts in the public record: default and foreclosure filings, recorded tax liens, and registered transfers at tax sale, auction, or to the lender, compiled directly from county recorders, courts, and land registries for your selected market. VIREC then resolves the owner behind each record, including LLCs, trusts, and numbered companies, to a verified name and mailing address, and stamps each row with its filing or transfer date.

Instantly. The file loads into your VIREC account under the My data tab as soon as the purchase completes, ready to open, filter, and export. No email attachments and no waiting; your market and period are available right away.

Yes. The Active Land Buyers signal shows who is acquiring land in your market right now, the natural exit for a distressed parcel; Active Land Sellers rounds out the picture of who is disposing. Owner IDs and Property IDs are consistent across all signals, so the tax-sale buyer you find here can be cross-referenced against every other list you hold.

A record qualifies at either of two stages. Early stage: the current owner is still on title and there is an active default or foreclosure filing, or a recorded tax lien, against the parcel. Settled stage: the process has concluded and ownership changed as a result, to a buyer at a tax or foreclosure auction, or to the lender as REO. The Event Type column identifies the situation on every row.

The settled-stage records cover every parcel that changed hands through a completed tax sale, foreclosure auction, or REO transfer in your selected market and period, with the current owner, whether tax-sale buyer, auction buyer, or lender, named with a mailing address on each row.