Instructions for Searching Foreclosures

Beginning on the "HOME" page of the Delta County website, select:

Departments
Treasurer
Search Foreclosure Property

The Foreclosure Property Search screen looks like the following image:

Enter at least one of the available search criteria and press "enter."

Description of Search Criteria

Foreclosure Number

If you know the Foreclosure ID number, enter it here and only see the details for that ID (Ex: 0000-2003). If you want to see all listings for 2003, enter "-2003".

Current Owners Name

The current owners name starts with your entry. If you enter "David", you will see listings for the name "David" as well as "Davidson".

Zip Code

Enter the zip code.

Street Name

Enter just the street name, no number, no geographical references, and see listings on that street.

Subdivision Name

Enter the subdivision for all listing in that area. If you only know part of the subdivision name, enter what you know and see listing for all subdivisions that contain that word. "Cherry" will show "Cherry Creek Acres", "Cherrywood", "Cherry Grove East", and more.

Status

NED Recorded Date Range: Enter the begin date and / or end date for the NED Recorded Date.

Sold Date Range: Enter the begin date and / or end date for the Sold Date.

Status Definitions

NED Recorded

Notice of Election and Demand for Sale. This is the first document recorded in the foreclosure process.

Withdrawn

Means that the owner and lender have come to an agreement about restarting payments so the foreclosure is closed.

Sold

Means that there was a third party bidder who purchased the foreclosure or that the foreclosure went back to the foreclosing lender.

Deeded

Means the property was sold and the 15 day lienor redemption period has passed so the property is eligible to be deeded to the new owner.

Continued

Means the sale date for the foreclosure has been moved to another date. The attorney’s do not inform the Public Trustee office the reason the sale is being postponed.