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Iowa: upcoming sales

Pick a state to see every sale posted for it: the date, the county, the sale type with its redemption terms, and how many properties are in it.

Not every county and jurisdiction in Iowa is listed here.
19 sales in IowaUpdated Nov 10, 12:55 PM ET
Upcoming sales in Iowa
Sale dateCountySale typeProperties
Pottawattamie CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases2
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Story CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Pottawattamie CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases4
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases5
Story CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases3
Pottawattamie CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases2
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Story CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases5
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Story CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases2
Pottawattamie CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases2
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases6
Scott CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1
Pottawattamie CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases2
Story CountyIAMortgage foreclosurethe debtor may generally redeem real property within one year from the day of the sheriff's sale and keeps possession in the meantime; Shorter periods apply in specific cases1