Recorded sale amount$306,783
1075 Market Street #811San Francisco · South of Market
Condominium | 423 sqft
Latest activity Sep 29, 2026
Public records. Local perspective.
the Bay Area bank-owned and REO records
Find recorded acquisitions by banks, mortgage lenders, and government mortgage agencies. Check the source deed and current listing before treating a property as available for sale.
Source snapshot through Oct 5, 2026. Current sale status is unverified. Understand the data
These deeds record a bank or mortgage institution acquiring title. Current ownership, resale listing status, and asking prices have not been verified. A property can be bank-owned before it is listed for sale.
Bank-owned / REO acquisition records
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| Property | Record / notice | Type / size | Notice / recorded amount | Latest activity | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bank acquisition recorded TRUIST BANK · Current listing unverified 2 recorded filings | Condominium | Recorded sale amount$306,783 | Latest activitySep 29, 2026 | View record | |
| Bank acquisition recorded FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSN · Current listing unverified 1 recorded filing | Unknown | Recorded debt amount$647,941 | Latest activitySep 25, 2026 | View record | |
| Bank acquisition recorded CITIMORTGAGE INC · Current listing unverified 1 recorded filing | Condominium | Recorded sale amount$2,169,569 | Latest activitySep 22, 2026 | View record | |
| Bank acquisition recorded FREMONT BANK · Current listing unverified 3 recorded filings | Condominium | Recorded sale amount$713,625 | Latest activitySep 14, 2026 | View record |
Recorded debt amount$647,941
1238 Sutter St, Unit 405San Francisco
Unknown
Latest activity Sep 25, 2026
Recorded sale amount$2,169,569
301 Mission Street, #PH-1DSan Francisco · Financial District South
Condominium | 2,706 sqft
Latest activity Sep 22, 2026
Recorded sale amount$713,625
1408 BACON STREET #1San Francisco · Portola
Condominium | 1,600 sqft
Latest activity Sep 14, 2026
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Follow the record, not the label.
A recorded default or sale notice is one event in a property’s history. Open a record to see document dates, trustee references, and the available building permits. Verify the current status before pursuing a property.
Research the auction first.
Trustee foreclosure sales and tax sales follow different processes. Use the original notice and the responsible trustee or Tax Collector to confirm the sale date, terms, and property being offered.