Scavenger Tax Sale
Properties in Cook County offered for sale through the biennial Scavenger Tax Sale, due to three or more years of delinquent property taxes. Each record includes the property's city, the owner's business name, full name, and full address.
| Namelegal entity | Cityaddress | Full Nameperson | Full Addressgeospatial | Tax Sale Yeartemporal | Pinregistration | From Yeartemporal | To Yeartemporal | Total Amount Paidfinancial | Sold At Salestatus | Volidentifier | Buyer Numberidentifier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z FINANCIAL | Bremen | Z FINANCIAL | (41.609565898976, -87.678983998036) | 2007 | 28-13-203-003-0000 | 2003 | 2005 | 740 | true | 29 | 700309 |
| 9C LLC | Thornton | 9C LLC | (41.637285525152, -87.60711017478) | 2015 | 29-03-202-037-0000 | 2004 | 2013 | 3890 | true | 194 | 1500044 |
| B HARTMAN GROUP | Hyde Park | B HARTMAN GROUP | (41.734258900261, -87.551759706477) | 2015 | 26-06-209-035-0000 | 2007 | 2013 | 440 | true | 296 | 1500047 |
Vendor Tax Compliance Screening
A fintech lender onboarding a small business checks whether the applicant entity or any affiliated business appears in Cook County scavenger sale records, which would signal a history of prolonged tax non-payment and raise counterparty risk flags before extending credit.
Distressed Property Portfolio Sourcing
A real estate investment firm scans for parcels that went unsold at scavenger sales, identifying properties with unresolved delinquencies that may be available for acquisition at a discount or through subsequent tax deed proceedings.
Fraud Pattern Detection Across Tax Sale Buyers
A fraud investigator at a title insurance company cross-references buyer numbers against known bad actors to detect whether the same purchaser repeatedly acquires distressed parcels under different entity names, a pattern associated with deed fraud and title clouding schemes.



















