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Orange County Pre-Foreclosures

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48 foreclosure suits in Orange County, Florida published a first notice in the last 30 days, 8 of them this week. Each is a pre-foreclosure: the owner has been sued and served, no sale has been set, and the owner can still sell, reinstate or refinance. 38 cases on this pre-foreclosure list name a deceased owner’s heirs.

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48
131 in the last 90 days

8 new in the last 7 days

Data as of

Orange County pre-foreclosure list

131 cases on record
Lender or associationCityCase numberOwnerProperty address
First on record3 days ago1 case
Retail at Veranda Park 8000 Condominium Association Inc., a Florida not for Profit CorporationCondo association lien foreclosureOrlando2026-CA-007707-OWith an accountWith an account
First on record6 days ago1 case
U.S. Bank Trust National Association, Not In Its Individual Capacity, But Solely In Its Capacity As Trustee of Citigroup Mortgage Loan Trust 2024-Rp1Mortgage foreclosureApopka2026-CA-008827-OWith an accountWith an account
First on record7 days ago3 cases
Pennymac Loan Services, LLCMortgage foreclosureNot printed2026-CA-003604-OWith an accountWith an account
Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLCMortgage foreclosureNot printed2026-CA-009692-OWith an accountWith an account
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, Not In Its Individual Capacity But Solely As Trustee of the Mfa2020-Nqm2 TrustMortgage foreclosureWinter Garden2025-CA-010950-OWith an accountWith an account

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48 in the last 30 days · 38 naming a deceased owner

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Orange County lis pendens and filing activity

This week
8
New cases, last 7 days
Mortgage
108
Lender foreclosures on record
HOA, condo, lien
23
Association and other liens
Deceased owner
38
Suits naming heirs or an estate

Data as of

New cases by week
Aug 10, 2026This week

Where Orange County foreclosures are filed

Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit in and for Orange County, Florida

The court file, with the complaint and the docket, is kept by the clerk, and the lis pendens is in the county’s official records. Each record here carries the case number to ask for.

Who is filing here, last 90 days
  • Holiday Inn Club Vacations Incorporated13
  • Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC12
  • Rocket Mortgage, LLC7
  • Pennymac Loan Services, LLC5
  • U.S. Bank National Association5
  • Marriott Ownership Resorts, INC.4

What an Orange County record includes

Each record is one foreclosure case, folded from every printing of its notices, with these fields wherever the published notice states them. A field the notice left out says so rather than showing a guess.

  • The owners the suit names, with their last known mailing address
  • Property address where the notice prints it, else the legal description
  • Parcel ID, where the notice prints one
  • Court, county and case number
  • The lender or association suing, and the type of foreclosure
  • First published, the clerk's date and the date the owner must answer by
  • A deceased-owner flag where the suit names heirs or an estate
  • The plaintiff's attorney, with phone and email where printed
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How many cases each list holds is public, and the newest five on each list show the lender, city and case number. The owners, their addresses, the property address and the rest of the list open with an account. See a complete sample record or compare plans.

Working an Orange County pre-foreclosure

  1. Catch the suit when it is served

    8 cases in Orange County first published a notice this week. An alert brings each new one to you the morning after it runs, months before any sale could be set.

  2. Check the property and the equity

    Look the parcel up in the county's property records, by parcel ID, address or legal description. Compare what is owed, where you can tell, with what the home would sell for. Equity is what gives the owner choices.

  3. Reach the owner, plainly and kindly

    The owner can still sell, reinstate, refinance, short-sell or hand back the deed in lieu. Write a short letter to the mailing address on the record; say who you are and what you can offer, and never pressure.

  4. Know the clock

    3 owners here must answer the suit within a week. An answer is not a sale: a judicial foreclosure takes months, and the owner keeps the title until a sale is held.

The terms on a record, defined: the pre-foreclosure glossary. Not legal advice; follow your state’s rules on contacting homeowners in foreclosure.

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About Orange County pre-foreclosures and lis pendens

How many pre-foreclosures are filed in Orange County?

48 foreclosure cases in Orange County, Florida first published a notice in the last 30 days, and 131 in the last 90. We hold 131 case records from the county in all, each one a suit filed before any sale has been set. It ranks 11th of 57 Florida counties by new cases.

How do I find Orange County lis pendens and pre-foreclosure filings?

Foreclosure suits in Orange County are filed in the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit in and for Orange County, Florida. When a lender sues, it records a lis pendens in the county's official records, and an owner who cannot be served in person is served by a published notice of action. Each case here is built from those published notices: the case number, the lender, the owners named and their last known addresses, and the property. Search the county by owner, lender, street or case number; the court file itself is kept by the clerk.

Are Orange County pre-foreclosures mostly mortgage foreclosures?

Mostly: 82% of the Orange County cases we hold are mortgage foreclosures brought by a lender or servicer, and 23 cases are an association's or other lien foreclosure. Each record says which.

How long does a Orange County owner have to respond?

In a Florida foreclosure, a notice of action gives the owner 30 days from its first publication to serve written defenses on the lender's attorney (Fla. Stat. 49.09), and each record carries the date the notice prints. 3 owners in Orange County have that date in the next 7 days. The date to answer does not set a sale: a judicial foreclosure goes on to a judgment first, and only then can a sale be set.

How many Orange County cases name a deceased owner?

38 cases in Orange County name the unknown heirs or the estate of an owner who has died. Those are often the most open to a sale: the heirs may not want the house or the debt, and they decide together, sometimes through a probate court.

Do Orange County records include the owner's mailing address and the property address?

68% of Orange County cases give at least one owner's last known mailing address, and 31% print the property's street address; the rest describe the land by its legal description, which the record keeps with the parcel ID where printed. Both open with an account, and a field the notice did not print is left out rather than guessed.

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