Clark County, Nevada · Public records, refreshed every weekday
Foreclosure auctions, recordings and probate leads for Las Vegas, in one place.
Property Data tracks every Clark County trustee sale, the Notices of Default and Notices of Trustee Sale behind them, the probate calendar and the obituaries ahead of it — and turns each parcel into one property card with the numbers an investor actually bids on.
Private workspace. Access is by invitation; sign-in happens at the edge before any page loads.
- SaleThu, Oct 29 · 10:00 AM
- RecordedNOD · NTS · 2 Deeds
- LiensTax Current · 1 HOA Lien
- Comps7 Sold · 6 Months
- Max Offer$438k
By the numbers
- 3,000+Trustee sales tracked
- 5,000+Recorded documents indexed
- 1,200+Probate cases on the court list
- 4,200+Bankruptcy cases with a property
Counts as of , rounded down. Aggregates only — no names, addresses or parcel numbers appear on this page.
What's Inside
Six views of the same county, built from the records it already publishes.
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Trustee Sale Calendar
Every Clark County trustee sale from the legal notices, with its status — New Order, Postponed, Cancelled, Sold — on a weekday calendar, a filterable list and a map. Sheriff sales sit beside them.
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Recordings: NOD & NTS
Foreclosure filings as they land: Notices of Default, Breach & Election to Sell, Notices of Trustee Sale, trustee deeds and rescissions. A First-Mover list surfaces owners in default before any sale is set.
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Probate & Pre-Probate Leads
The District Court's probate calendar and paper notices, plus local obituaries matched to parcels. Each lead carries a plain-language likelihood and an evidence tab that shows its work.
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Market Pulse & Trends
Weekly distress inflow, how many sales clear to a third party versus go back to the bank, clearing rates by trustee, and zip-level price medians — the market at a glance, not a spreadsheet.
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Bid Intel & Deal Summary
Per sale: the estimated payoff, equity, whether it is likely to sell and the expected clearing range. Per parcel: a realistic resale from recent comps and the most you should pay after repairs, liens, holding and profit.
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One Property Card
Property facts, tax status, recorder history, listing status, liens, comps and the after-sale timeline on one card per parcel — the same card whether you got there from an auction, a filing or a probate case.
Also inside: bankruptcies, surplus funds, code cases and evictions, largest owners, Edge Finder, zoning lookup, buyer profiles, watchlists, saved views and CSV export.
Who It's For
Anyone who works distressed and off-market property in the Las Vegas valley.
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Investors
See the whole week's auctions with equity and payoff already worked out, know what usually clears at which trustee, and walk in with a ceiling price instead of a hunch.
- Opening bid, value and equity on every row
- Max Offer, from real comps
- Who else is buying, and at what discount
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Agents
Reach owners and estates before the listing exists. Pre-foreclosure filings and probate leads arrive daily, scored and sourced, ready for a watchlist and a call sheet.
- Fresh NOD and probate leads each weekday
- Likelihood and evidence, in plain sentences
- Watchlists that tell you what changed
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Buyers
Shopping for a home or a rental at auction? Check a parcel's liens, tax status and recent sales on one card, and see how the last comparable auctions actually ended.
- Title flags and lien stack before you bid
- After-sale timelines: listed, cut, sold
- A map of everything the site tracks
How It Works
Pull, enrich, act. The same loop runs several times every weekday.
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Pull the public record
Trustee sale notices, recorded documents, property and tax records, the probate calendar, bankruptcy filings, sheriff sales and local obituaries — each on its own schedule.
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Match and enrich
Every record is matched to a parcel, then joined to its value, tax bill, deed history, open liens, listing status and comparable sales. Probate leads are scored; auctions get bid intel.
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Act on it
A weekday calendar, filterable lists, a map, one property card per parcel, watchlists, saved views and a feed of what changed since you last looked.
Built on public records
Property Data compiles what the county and the courts already publish, and keeps it current.
- Trustee sale notices
- Recorded documents
- Property and tax records
- Probate court calendar
- Bankruptcy filings
- Sheriff sales
Questions
Which area does it cover?
Clark County, Nevada — Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City and the unincorporated county. Nothing outside the county is tracked.
Who can log in?
Property Data is a private workspace. Accounts are issued by invitation, and every page sits behind a sign-in that runs before the page loads. Use Request Access if you would like an account.
How fresh is the data?
Trustee sales refresh several times each weekday, recordings and the probate calendar daily on weekdays, obituaries every morning, and the sheriff and bankruptcy lists on their own weekday schedules. Each page shows when its data was last pulled.
Is this legal or investment advice?
No. Property Data compiles public records for research. Verify anything you act on against the county, the court and a title search.