0 lis pendens recorded against property in the county. A lis pendens is a notice that a suit has been filed, not a judgment and not a sale — roughly half are released without anything else happening. Where a release has since been recorded, it is marked. What this means.
We do not name the parties. A lis pendens names the defendant, and publishing a weekly list of people in financial distress is not what this site is for — the instrument number is here so you can look up the case yourself.
The obvious source for a foreclosure series is the county’s auction calendar, with sale dates and opening bids. That site refuses automated requests. The Clerk’s civil bulk file is open, but it carries no address at all — only case numbers, case types and party names.
Building the series from that file would mean publishing a weekly list of named individuals being foreclosed on and evicted, indexed and searchable. That is precisely the product this site refuses to be. So the series is built from the official records index instead: property-addressed, attached to a parcel where the county’s own linkage allows, and showing the release when one exists. It is a narrower page, honestly sourced.
| Column | Dataset | Publisher | Legal basis | Last fetch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filings, instruments, releases | Daily official records index (D / P / M) | Hillsborough County Clerk of Court | Ch. 119 | 05 Sept 2026, 03:01 |
| Property, just value | parcel + allsales extract | Hillsborough County Property Appraiser | Ch. 119 | 05 Sept 2026, 03:46 |
| Auction dates, opening bids | — | RealAuction | Refuses automated access | — |
Built in Tampa from Florida public records under Chapter 119 and Art. I § 24. No mugshots. No search by a person’s name. No arrest records tied to individuals. Police calls are shown by block, never against a home.