Auction Date Already Set
Once a judge enters a final judgment, Florida law generally sets the clerk's sale 20 to 35 days later. That's a short window, but it is still a window.
What may still be possible
- A fast cash sale that closes before the auction
- Reinstatement or payoff, if funds are available
- A motion to postpone or cancel the sale, filed by an attorney
- Redemption — paying the full judgment amount before the clerk files the certificate of sale
Act today
Use our auction countdown tool to see how many days you have, then call us. Every day counts at this stage.
Surplus funds
If the home sells at auction for more than what's owed, you may be entitled to surplus funds. Claims have strict deadlines, and you never need to pay a stranger to file one.
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