Foreclosure & Sheriff Sale Scraper · New Jersey

New Jersey sheriff sale listings, straight from county records

Upcoming foreclosure auctions across 17 county sheriff-sale portals — the deepest state in the set. NJ sheriff sales are published per county on official CivilView portals with auction date, plaintiff (lender), defendant, approximate judgment amount, case number, and attorney contact. This is the primary source the $40–99/month aggregators resell, often days late.

What each listing includes

• ✓ Property address
• ✓ Auction / bid date
• ✓ Plaintiff (lender) + defendant
• ✓ Approximate judgment amount
• ✓ Court case number
• ✓ Attorney contact

Who uses it

Real-estate investors and wholesalers hunting pre-auction deals; agents farming distressed sellers; title and legal researchers tracking case activity in New Jersey.

FAQ

Where can I get a New Jersey sheriff sale list?

County sheriffs publish upcoming sales on official portals. This actor reads 17 county sheriff-sale portals — the deepest state in the set directly and returns every upcoming auction — address, date, plaintiff (lender), defendant, approximate judgment amount, case number, and attorney contact — as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

How is this different from foreclosure list subscriptions?

Aggregators charging $40–99/month resell exactly these county records, often days late. This reads the primary source the day the county posts it, at $0.03 per listing — a county's full active book (~200 listings) costs about $6.

Can I monitor new listings automatically?

Yes — schedule it daily on Apify and pipe new auctions to Google Sheets, a webhook, or your CRM. Filter by county and auction-date window.

Is this legal?

Yes. Sheriff sale listings are public court records published by county sheriffs specifically to advertise the auctions.

Other covered states

Ohio · Pennsylvania · Delaware · Iowa · plus HUD listings nationwide and portals in 11 more states.