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  • 218

    default notices in September

  • 137

    auctions on the calendar

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Clark County, NV
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18 sample deals in Clark County

Clark County, NV

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    New default notices, moved sale dates and the auctions coming up.

Homes, prices and deal numbers are samples. Map colors: share of listings under contract, ranked across US counties. Clark County. Sources: distressed homes, auctions on: Real Estate Intel records as of Oct 20, 2026. default notices: Clark County Recorder. May include some HOA notices.

Homes to watch in Clark County

Just the street, the date and the gap to value. Open any home for the full read.

Sample homes. Street names only, never house numbers. Bars show the gap to value.

Where buyers have the edge right now

Every US county, measured the same way each month. Orange means homes sit and sellers listen. Pick a county to compare it with the country.

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Homes for sale vs before the pandemic

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Homes for sale vs a year ago

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Listings with a price cut

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Days on market, typical

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Large counties where the smallest share of listings is under contract.

Realtor.com® Economic Research county data, latest month. Market score is the share of listings under contract, ranked 0 to 100 across US counties. Before the pandemic means the same month averaged over 2017 to 2019. Large counties have 2,000 or more homes for sale.

One week in Clark County, read the way the brief reads it

Each county brief keeps the same order, so a few minutes tells you which sales deserve a closer look. These are real Clark County counts from the week of Oct 20, 2026.

Notices of default, September

218

The first public sign an owner has fallen behind, and the longest runway before a sale.

Source: Clark County Recorder. May include some HOA notices.

Trustee sales on the calendar

137

  • 60 fall between Oct 21 and Nov 3
  • 77 later

Still in the file as of Oct 20

3,191

  • 3,065 pre-foreclosures
  • 126 bank-owned

Also in every issue

  • New default notices, sorted by area
  • Upcoming trustee sales, soonest first
  • Sale dates that moved or fell through
  • Homes that went back to the lender
  • A short list of what to check before you bid

Counts are records we tracked from public filings, so read them as a floor.

Run the numbers before you bid

The most you can pay and still keep a cushion after repairs.

$

What it sells for once fixed.

$
% of value

70% is the classic flipper rule. Tighter markets push it to 75%.

Max offer

$249,000

Where the after-repair value goes

  • Your max offer $249,000
  • Repairs $45,000
  • Costs and profit $126,000
70% of value
$294,000
Minus repairs
-$45,000
Left for costs and profit
$126,000

Planning math, not an appraisal. Get a contractor's number before you trust the repairs line.

How a foreclosure plays out

Five ways in, from the first missed payment to a government sale. Pick one to see how you buy and who you need.

What it is

The owner is behind on the loan and a default notice is on record. The home isn't for sale yet.

How you buy

You reach the owner before the sale date. An owner with equity can sell to you and leave with cash. An owner who owes more than the home is worth needs the lender to approve a short sale.

What to watch

Other liens, the real payoff amount, and whether the owner still lives there.

Who you need

  • Title company

    Ask them: Can you run a title search before the auction date?

  • Real estate attorney

    Ask them: What happens if someone is still living in the home after I buy it?

  • Lender with fast proof of funds

    Ask them: How fast can you send a proof-of-funds letter, and can you close in 10 days?

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Rules where you buy

Sale rules change at the state line. Your brief covers the ones where you invest.

HOA dues can outrank the mortgage

Up to nine months of HOA assessments sit ahead of the first mortgage. Ask for the HOA balance before you bid.

NRS 116.3116

HOA sales stay open for 60 days

After an HOA foreclosure sale, the owner and lienholders get 60 days to redeem.

NRS 116.31166

A plain-language summary, not legal advice. Confirm the terms with the trustee before you bid.

What the numbers mean

Est. value
What similar nearby homes sold for, adjusted for size. An estimate, not an appraisal.
After-repair value
What the home should sell for once it's fixed. Flippers price everything off this.
Equity
Value minus everything owed on the home. High equity gives an owner options.
Opening bid
Where the auction starts. Often the lender's debt plus costs.

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