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What actually happens at Florida auctions

Most platforms stop at the listing. We follow every tracked auction through to its outcome - who won, at what price, or whether it evaporated - and feed that back into bid strategy.

Only 38% of tracked auctions are won by a bidder like you

Across 11,656 auction outcomes we captured (2023-01-03 - 2026-07-10), 54% went back to the plaintiff - the bank taking its own collateral - and 8% were canceled before the gavel. Knowing which auctions are actually winnable is the difference between a strategy and a lottery ticket.

Outcome breakdown

Taken back by the plaintiff (bank)
6,236 · 54%
Won by a third-party bidder
4,455 · 38%
Canceled before the sale
965 · 8%

What the winning bid actually costs

Third-party sales only - the auctions you can actually win. Plaintiff buybacks bid ~$100 and would drag any average to the floor, so they are excluded here. Medians, never means. Every figure carries its sample.

CountyOutcomes tracked3rd-party salesMedian winning bidMedian bid / market value
Miami-Dade3,3481,987$258,10095% (n=1,938)
Broward2,8241,245$193,70071% (n=1,207)
Palm Beach1,540687$150,70073% (n=625)
Orange3,924533$190,00078% (n=466)

Read the ratio as: the median winner paid this share of the property's market value. Miami-Dade bidders compete the hardest (95% of market value); the spread across counties is the edge.

Coverage of the outcome dataset

Orange (3,924) · Miami-Dade (3,348) · Broward (2,824) · Palm Beach (1,540) · polk (7) · volusia (4) · flagler (3) · sarasota (2) · charlotte (1) · escambia (1) · indian river (1) · leon (1)

12 counties carry at least one captured outcome; 4 have enough third-party sales (30+) for a median we are willing to publish (4,452 sales). The rest are listed for honesty, not decoration - we do not print a median off a handful of rows.

Why this matters for your bidding

Dataset: 11,656 outcomes across 12 counties, 2023-01-03 to 2026-07-10. 7,195 carry both a final price and a market value. Refreshed with every capture cycle.

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