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Per-property title research, deal analysis & recommended max-bid guidance for Macon’s First-Tuesday courthouse auction — before you raise your hand.
Per-property title research, deal analysis & recommended max-bid guidance for Macon’s First-Tuesday courthouse auction — before you raise your hand.
Next auction: first Tuesday, August 4 · United Building, 206 7th St, Macon GA · About
Every month the Bibb County courthouse sells dozens of properties across three sale types. We screen each one from primary sources — and fully research the strongest, so you walk in knowing what’s clean, what carries risk, and what it’s worth.
Each carries its own redemption rules, risks, and timing. Here’s the short version — each links to a full plain-English guide.
Public facts are open. The research that takes the work — title findings, ARV and your max bid — is what members get.
Every week we extract the Bibb County legal ads from the Macon Reporter — foreclosures and tax sales — and identify each property.
Chain of title, mortgages, and liens from GSCCCA and county records — flagged for the risks that sink a deal.
After-repair value, rehab tier, and a recommended max bid grounded in recent Bibb County sales.
A clean, reviewed workbook before the auction — so your decisions are made at your desk, not under pressure on the steps.
This system was tested across recent Bibb County auctions before it was offered to anyone.
⚠ Beta — pricing is still being decided. We're gathering feedback from our first members before setting rates.
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