Florida tax deed investors · Public Beta

DeedScout

Florida tax deed research, organized county by county — official clerk and auction links, parcel tools, permit signals, and Pro watchlists, alerts, and CSV export. Always confirm sale dates on the official source before bidding.

Official county links · Honest Live/Cached labels · Browse 67 counties · Compare Free vs Pro

67
Counties indexed
4
Cached permit cities
6
Research modules
1
Workflow

From county pick to export-ready research

1

Pick county

Start from the 67-county directory or featured counties — each links to official clerk and auction sources.

2

Open official auction/clerk source

Verify sale dates, rules, and deposits on the county clerk or auction platform — not on DeedScout alone.

3

Search parcel

Use Parcel Lookup (Palm Beach today) or county property appraiser links for PCN, owner, and values.

4

Save parcel to notebook

Add parcels to your research notebook with notes and tags (Pro for cloud sync).

5

Check permit/surplus signals

Permit Search (cached Tyler cities + labeled samples) and county surplus links where published.

6

Export / watch / alert

CSV export, county watchlists, and email alerts for active investors (Pro).

DeedScout modules

Watch the product walkthrough video (~65s). Experimental demos live under DeedScout Labs — separate from core property research.

Upgrade when you need more than links

County records are free. DeedScout Pro adds organization, monitoring, and exports — live Stripe checkout, cancel anytime.

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Save parcel to notebook

Tag parcels, add research notes, and reopen them from any county page.

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County watchlists & alerts

Monitor multiple counties and get email alerts when sale dates publish (verify on clerk site).

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Export CSV

Download filtered research rows for spreadsheets and CRM workflows.

Start with Florida's highest-activity markets

Browse all 67 Florida counties →

Built for researchers, not hype

Not affiliated with any county, clerk, auction platform, property appraiser, or government agency.

DeedScout is a research layer. Always verify final records with the official county source before bidding or making decisions.

We label every dataset as Live, Cached, Sample, Blocked, Broken, or Coming Soon — with source URL and last refresh time where available. See the Trust Center, methodology, and data sources.

Ready to organize your next sale?

Start free on the 67-county directory, then unlock Pro watchlists, alerts, and CSV export when you need the workflow.

Florida Property Opportunity Digest

Weekly county activity signals for tax deed investors. Example: upcoming sale dates, new permit hotspots, and county links — not investment advice.

Example weekly digest
DeedScout Weekly · Palm Beach County Next sale: check clerk (verify before bidding) WPB permits (cached): 47 plumbing permits last 7 days Reminder: PBC unincorporated permits are SAMPLE only in DeedScout.
Data disclaimer DeedScout organizes public-record information for research purposes only. It does not replace official county records, legal due diligence, title searches, investment advice, or professional verification. Not legal, tax, investment, title, or brokerage advice. Always confirm details with the official county source before bidding, buying, contacting owners, or making financial decisions.
Last updated
Aug 12, 2026
Cached permit cities
West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Jupiter, St. Lucie County (Tyler EnerGov scrapes)
Sample permit data
Palm Beach unincorporated (4 records), Royal Palm Beach, Boynton Beach — demo only
Verification required
Official source required before bidding on any tax deed sale.