Foreclosure & Sheriff Sale Scraper · Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania sheriff sale listings, straight from county records

Upcoming foreclosure auctions across multiple county sheriff-sale portals. Pennsylvania sheriff sales on county CivilView portals include auction dates, plaintiff, defendant, and attorney contacts.

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 Pennsylvania.

FAQ

Where can I get a Pennsylvania sheriff sale list?

County sheriffs publish upcoming sales on official portals. This actor reads multiple county sheriff-sale portals 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

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