Philadelphia Sheriff Sale, December 1, 2026
The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office has 373 properties listed for the sheriff sale on December 1, 2026 (Philadelphia). This is a mortgage foreclosure sale, so an open mortgage is usually the loan being foreclosed. HeritageDeed has pre-checked 25 of the 373 properties on the Philadelphia list: 9 carry a second open (unreleased) mortgage of record, 9 have a recorded lien, 8 open code violations. 9 show nothing of record beyond the loan being foreclosed: no second open mortgage, lien or lis pendens. HeritageDeed reads the official list every night.
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Pre-checked before the sale
What is recorded against each property at the December 1, 2026 sale
This is a mortgage foreclosure sale, so an open mortgage is usually the loan being foreclosed. HeritageDeed has pre-checked 25 of the 373 properties on the Philadelphia list: 9 carry a second open (unreleased) mortgage of record, 9 have a recorded lien, 8 open code violations. 9 show nothing of record beyond the loan being foreclosed: no second open mortgage, lien or lis pendens.
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of 373 pre-checked
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second open mortgage of record
9
recorded lien
9
nothing of record beyond the loan being foreclosed
The auction pack: every property, flagged, with its full report
- Open mortgages, liens, lis pendens, delinquent tax and code violations of record for every listed property
- Each property's full title report PDF (a single report is $49)
- The whole Philadelphia list and the CSV for 30 days. One payment, no subscription
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Check one property before you bid
All properties are sold as is, with no express or implied warranties. The bidder assumes responsibility for due diligence, including investigating any liens, encumbrances and mortgages held against the property that the post-sale Schedule of Proposed Distribution (Pa. R.C.P. 3136) does not satisfy (Philadelphia Sheriff's conditions of sale). A HeritageDeed title report on a listed property is $49, usually ready in minutes, with the deeds, the mortgages matched to their releases, the liens, lis pendens, tax status and code violations of record. If we can't produce the report, you get your money back.
The full list, sortable by sale date, is on the Philadelphia sheriff sale list page, with a "check the title" button on every property.
Some of the properties on this sale
- 1224 West Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19133
- 2112 Christian Street Apt C, Philadelphia, PA 19146
- 3012 North Warnock Street, Philadelphia, PA 19133
- 4236 North Sydenham Street, Philadelphia, PA 19140
- 2902 North 25th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19132
- 2060 East Cambria Street, Philadelphia, PA 19134
- 213 Rosemar Street, Philadelphia, PA 19120
- 2457 75th Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19138
- 826 Fanshawe Street, Philadelphia, PA 19111
- 6743 North Bouvier Street, Philadelphia, PA 19126
- 3434-56 WEYMOUTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134
- 2527 South 68th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19142
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Bidding and redemption rules
- All properties are sold as is, with no express or implied warranties. The bidder assumes responsibility for due diligence, including investigating any liens, encumbrances and mortgages held against the property that the post-sale Schedule of Proposed Distribution (Pa. R.C.P. 3136) does not satisfy (Philadelphia Sheriff's conditions of sale).
- At a mortgage foreclosure sale the 10 percent down payment is due by 5:00 PM on the next business day after the auction (Philadelphia Sheriff's conditions of sale).
- At a tax sale the buyer pays 10 percent of the price (at least $600) by the end of the next business day and the balance within 15 calendar days of the auction, with no extensions; the Sheriff's Office or the plaintiff, by court order, may cancel a sale after the auction closes (Philadelphia Sheriff's conditions of sale).
Sales are online auctions run by the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office: bidders register, post the deposit and bid online, as the Sheriff's conditions of sale describe; the Sheriff's search shows each property's sale date, book and writ number and current bid.
HeritageDeed does not run auctions, does not bid for anyone and does not sell leads. Each list is the office's own, refreshed nightly; the office decides who may bid and on what terms.
Other Philadelphia sale dates
- November 10, 2026: 64 properties
- November 13, 2026: 54 properties
- November 18, 2026: 135 properties
Questions about the December 1, 2026 sale
When is the Philadelphia sheriff sale?
The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office has 373 properties listed for the sheriff sale on December 1, 2026. Other dates on the list: November 10, 2026 (64), November 13, 2026 (54), November 18, 2026 (135).
How many properties are in the December 1, 2026 Philadelphia sale?
373 properties, according to the official list as HeritageDeed read it on November 10, 2026. Properties drop off when the owner pays or redeems before the sale.
What is recorded against these properties?
This is a mortgage foreclosure sale, so an open mortgage is usually the loan being foreclosed. HeritageDeed has pre-checked 25 of the 373 properties on the Philadelphia list: 9 carry a second open (unreleased) mortgage of record, 9 have a recorded lien, 8 open code violations. 9 show nothing of record beyond the loan being foreclosed: no second open mortgage, lien or lis pendens.
How do I bid at the Philadelphia sheriff sale?
Sales are online auctions run by the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office: bidders register, post the deposit and bid online, as the Sheriff's conditions of sale describe; the Sheriff's search shows each property's sale date, book and writ number and current bid.
How do I check the title of one property before the sale?
All properties are sold as is, with no express or implied warranties. The bidder assumes responsibility for due diligence, including investigating any liens, encumbrances and mortgages held against the property that the post-sale Schedule of Proposed Distribution (Pa. R.C.P. 3136) does not satisfy (Philadelphia Sheriff's conditions of sale). A HeritageDeed title report on any listed property costs $49 and is usually ready in minutes: the deeds, the mortgages matched to their releases, the liens, lis pendens, tax status and code violations of record. The auction pack covers every property on the list.
Counts from HeritageDeed's automated check of the matters of record for each listed property; recording lags a few days. Not legal advice and not title insurance. The office running the sale decides every bid. Tax sale calendar.