Does DeedScope perform a title search?

No. DeedScope indexes public auction calendar records so you can find the sale and start your research. It is not a title search, a title abstract, or title insurance, and it does not read the official records index.

What should I check before bidding in Orange County?

At minimum: the official records for recorded liens and their priority, municipal and code enforcement liens, unpaid assessments, occupancy, and the property's physical condition. Confirm the sale is still scheduled with the Clerk of Court.

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Orange County pre-auction title research

Q: Do liens survive a Orange County tax deed sale?

Some do. A Florida tax deed extinguishes many private liens, but governmental liens, certain municipal and code enforcement liens, easements and restrictions of record commonly survive. See Florida Statutes section 197.552 and verify each parcel at the county source.

Before you bid, you need to know which parcels are selling and what may survive the sale. DeedScope indexes 289 public Orange, FL auction records — 68 tax deed and 221 foreclosure — with parcel IDs and case numbers to start your title work from.

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289parcels indexed

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221foreclosure sales

Nov 24, 2026latest auction date

What survives a tax deed sale

A Florida tax deed sale extinguishes many private liens, but not all encumbrances. Governmental liens, certain municipal and code enforcement liens, easements and restrictions of record commonly survive and become the new owner's problem. Florida Statutes § 197.552 governs what a tax deed conveys.

What survives a foreclosure sale

A judicial foreclosure generally wipes out liens junior to the one being foreclosed, while anything senior survives. That makes lien priority, not lien existence, the question that matters — and priority is decided by recording order, which only the official records can tell you.

What DeedScope is and is not

DeedScope indexes Orange auction calendar records — parcel, case number, address, sale date, bid and judgment fields. It is not a title search, a title abstract, or title insurance, and it does not read the official records index. Use it to find the sale, then verify title with the clerk's official records and a qualified title professional before you bid.

Public records research tool. Nothing here is legal, title, or investment advice. Lien survival and priority turn on facts specific to each parcel and each sale — verify every one at the county source.

Orange County parcels heading to sale

Research these before auction day. Parcel IDs, case numbers, addresses and judgment amounts are available to members.

Auction date	Type	City	Opening bid	Assessed value
Sep 8, 2026	Foreclosure	n/a	-	-
Sep 8, 2026	Foreclosure	n/a	-	-
Sep 8, 2026	Foreclosure	n/a	-	-
Sep 9, 2026	Foreclosure	n/a	-	-
Sep 9, 2026	Foreclosure	n/a	-	-
Sep 9, 2026	Foreclosure	n/a	-	-
Sep 10, 2026	Tax deed	ORLANDO	$3,477	$66,701
Sep 10, 2026	Tax deed	ORLANDO	$3,863	$66,701

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Professional-use note

DeedScope organizes public auction calendar information for research and workflow speed. It is not legal advice, title advice, valuation advice, or a substitute for county records, court records, title search, property inspection, or attorney review.