Provider displayed bid$255,000
415 OCCIDENTAL CIRSANTA ROSA
Condo | 1,228 sqft
Latest activity Oct 19, 2026
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Bank-Owned / REO in Sonoma County
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Source snapshot through Oct 20, 2026. Current sale status is unverified. Understand the data
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Provider listings report REO status and asking prices at collection time. Recorded bank acquisitions describe past ownership transfers. Confirm availability, price, and offer or bidding terms with the linked provider.
Historical November 2025 tax-auction reported results; recorder index parcels and addresses need enrichment. Requested index window: July 8–October 5, 2026. Available entries extend through October 2. Unlocated entries are excluded from property listings. Repeated publications are combined on one property page. A notice is not confirmation of a current auction.
Bank-Owned / REO
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| Property | Record / notice | Type / size | Source amount | Latest activity | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| REO listing · Online bidding Xome · Checked Oct 19, 2026 2 source events | Condo | Provider displayed bid$255,000 | Latest activityOct 19, 2026 | View record | |
| REO listing · Under contract Fannie Mae HomePath · Checked Oct 19, 2026 2 source events | Single Family | Listed asking price$199,900 | Latest activityOct 19, 2026 | View record | |
| REO listing · Under contract Fannie Mae HomePath · Checked Oct 10, 2026 1 source event | Single Family | Listed asking price$489,900 | Latest activityOct 9, 2026 | View record | |
| Reported REO listing HUD Home Store · Checked Oct 10, 2026 1 source event | Single Family Home | Listed asking price$418,000 | Latest activityOct 9, 2026 | View record |
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