How many foreclosures are in Nassau County?

We track 48,195 parcels in Nassau County in active foreclosure stages — lis pendens, nuisance deeds, comptroller transfers, and scheduled auctions. Last updated September 2026.

How do I find pre-foreclosure homes in Nassau County?

This page lists foreclosure-stage parcels in Nassau County. Sign up free to see owner names, lender filings, and the exact stage of each property in the 7-stage foreclosure pipeline.

What are the stages of a Suffolk County foreclosure?

The pipeline runs: tax arrears → lis pendens → judgment → nuisance deed → comptroller transfer → auction scheduling → auction sale. Each stage typically takes months; motivated sellers are reachable months before auction.

Tax-Auction Properties in Nassau County

Tax auctions are the final public stage of Suffolk County's foreclosure pipeline. The list below covers parcels currently scheduled for the Suffolk County Comptroller's auction slate in Nassau County.

48,195

Distressed

180

Auction

321,947

Vacant parcels

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Frequently asked questions

How many foreclosures are in Nassau County?: We track 48,195 parcels in Nassau County in active foreclosure stages — lis pendens, nuisance deeds, comptroller transfers, and scheduled auctions. Last updated September 2026.
How do I find pre-foreclosure homes in Nassau County?: This page lists foreclosure-stage parcels in Nassau County. Sign up free to see owner names, lender filings, and the exact stage of each property in the 7-stage foreclosure pipeline.
What are the stages of a Suffolk County foreclosure?: The pipeline runs: tax arrears → lis pendens → judgment → nuisance deed → comptroller transfer → auction scheduling → auction sale. Each stage typically takes months; motivated sellers are reachable months before auction.

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