Foreclosure auctions in Puerto Rico

When a lender forecloses, the court orders the property sold at a public auction and a notice is published with up to three dates. If nobody buys it at the 1ra subasta, it goes to the 2da and then the 3ra, each with a lower minimum bid.

Each auction shows a photo of the property when we can place it, where it is, and the dates and minimum bid of each round.

• Upcoming: the court ordered the sale, but the notice is not published yet.
• New: added in the last 24 hours.
• 1ra, 2da and 3ra Subasta: the next round for each auction.
• Past: auctions that sold, were stopped or passed.

• Sold on 2da (or 1ra, 3ra): the court record shows it sold at that round.
• Sold, recorded on a date: it sold, but the court record does not say at which round.
• Stopped: the court stopped the auction, for example because the owner filed for bankruptcy, an appeal, mediation or loss mitigation. The reason shows on the auction.
• Auction passed: every round date went by with no sale on record.

These leave the round tabs and move to Past, so you never drive to an auction that is already over.