Motivated seller leads in California
5 leads are unclaimed in California right now. This is a thin market for us and it moves quickly.
The mix in California is split — 51 tax delinquent leads and 27 tax lien, out of 80 worked in the state.
It is a concentrated market: San Diego County alone accounts for 48% of what we have worked in California.
How foreclosure works in California, and why it changes the list
California is a non-judicial foreclosure state: the lender records a notice and the sale follows in weeks, not years. That is why a pre-foreclosure owner here is usually working against a real, dated deadline — and why the list stays fresh enough to be worth calling.
Lead types we hold in California
Counties
Ordered by how much we have actually worked, counted on September 30, 2026. Counties where we have fewer than 3 leads are not listed — there would not be enough there to be worth your time.
Cities
California questions
How many seller leads do you have in California?
5 unclaimed as of the last check, from 80 we have worked across 5 counties in California. The number on this page is read live from our inventory rather than written into the text, so it reflects what is actually on the board.
What kind of California lists do these leads come from?
Mostly tax delinquent (51) and tax lien (27). We pull county tax records rather than buying a recycled list, and each seller has already replied to a text before the lead reaches the board.
Which California counties do you cover?
San Diego, Sacramento, Stanislaus, Merced, Kings. Coverage follows where the county data is usable, so it is uneven by design — some counties publish good tax records and some publish very little.
What do I actually receive when I claim one?
The seller’s name, his or her phone number, the property address, and the text conversation that already happened — including what he or she said about the property. You are picking up a conversation, not starting one.
Other states
Every lead on Speed to Seller is a seller who already replied to a text. $5 each, sold once, to one buyer.