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Lake of the Ozarks · Missouri

Bank-owned and tax-delinquent properties, in one place.

Foreclosures, HUD and VA homes, and parcels two or more years behind on property taxes across the five Lake of the Ozarks counties. Pulled from public county records and refreshed every week.

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Recent foreclosureHUD / VA 2+ yrs unpaidUnsold at tax sale Bank-owned
StatusPropertyCounty AcresAssessed Years unpaidTaxes owed

How it works

Every Saturday we pull owner records from each county's GIS and tax records from each county collector, then flag the properties worth a closer look.

Recent foreclosure

Bank-owned

Title held by a bank, mortgage servicer or credit union, acquired in the last three years. Usually a foreclosure (REO).

HUD / VA

Government-owned

Homes held by HUD, the VA, Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac after a foreclosure. Usually sold through agency listing sites.

2+ yrs unpaid

Tax-delinquent

Two or more years of property taxes unpaid. Paying them doesn't make it yours: buy from the owner, or bid at the August tax sale.

Unsold at tax sale

Fourth-sale list

Offered at three tax sales with no buyer. Missouri residents can request these at the county collector's office.

1

Find

Filter by county, status, years behind and land vs. buildings. Click any property for the full record.

2

Verify

Open the county map and the collector's site from the property panel. Records change; always confirm before acting.

3

Act

Contact the owner, bid at the tax sale (fourth Monday in August), or watch for the listing. Talk to a real-estate attorney first.

Coverage

What each county's public records currently let us show.

CountyWhat's includedPropertiesCollector