Where does this list come from?

Every row traces to an official public record: the Denver Treasurer publishes the delinquent-tax advertising list as a free XLSX before each annual tax-lien sale, and the Denver Assessor publishes parcel, owner, and mailing-address data through its open-data service. We join them — nothing is scraped from private databases.

How fresh is the data?

The delinquent roll is the 2025 tax-lien-sale official list (8,373 entries). Assessor joins use the current parcel table. Each list is rebuilt when the county publishes a new roll.

What does the score mean?

A 0–600 investor-attractiveness score: delinquency depth (years unpaid), equity ratio (assessed value vs. tax owed), and whether the owner is an entity or an individual. Higher = deeper distress with more recoverable equity. The formula and every source are published on the methodology page.

Is this a subscription?

No. One-time purchase, guest checkout, no account required. The CSV is delivered by email immediately after payment.

What if rows are wrong?

Every row carries its source system and parcel ID, so any row is independently verifiable against the official record. If we materially misjoin records against the guarantee terms, you get a replacement file or credit back — terms on the methodology page.

Real-estate data Tax-delinquent · Denver

8,373 Denver properties behind on taxes — scored, joined, one CSV.

Denver's official pre-lien-sale delinquent roll, joined to the Assessor's owner and mailing-address data. Delinquency depth, equity ratio, and owner type scored for every row. This is the same raw material title companies resell at $99–749/month — sourced 100% from free official records, published here with the join logic attached.

8,373 rows7,113 joined to assessor data

9 multi-year2019 + 2023 cohorts — deepest distress first

100% official sourcesDenver Treasurer + Denver Assessor open data

Preview the first 10 rows — free, no email

Exactly what's in the file, highest scores first. Mailing addresses are included for every joined row in the paid CSV.

Score	Owner	Property	Neighborhood	Tax owed	Total w/ interest	Assessed value	Equity ratio	Years
538.7	GDPT Nguyen Thieu Buddhist Youth Associationentity	2567 W Iliff Ave	Evans Park Estates	$8,422	$13,654	$133,630	90%	6
199.1	Graves, Clark Raymond Jr	2811 W 53rd Ave Unit 101	Zuni Park	$1,023	$1,217	$271,300	100%	2
198.9	Rivera, Hugo Maturin	14570 E 53rd Ave	Montbello	$2,274	$2,694	$477,800	99%	2
198.7	4676 Leaf LLCentity	4676 N Leaf Ct	Globesville	$1,791	$2,451	$369,700	99%	2
198.7	Fanaro, Chris	4421 N Cahita Ct	Globesville	$1,808	$2,437	$384,300	99%	2
198.7	Scully, Laura Epstein	1625 Larimer St Apt 2007	LoDo	$4,793	$5,665	$846,900	99%	2
196.2	Villa Tod LLCentity	926 W 10th Ave	Lincoln Park	$12,705	$13,350	$695,410	98%	2
191.8	Journey Language Center LLCentity	1735 N Lafayette St	Park Avenue	$1,819	$1,920	$46,960	96%	2
181.7	Beldame Apartments Ltdentity	1904 N Logan St	North Capitol Hill	$34,239	$40,412	$441,870	91%	2
100	10Ten LLCentity	4673 W 50th Pl	Regis	$0	$255	$1,292,000	100%	1

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Sources & freshness

Denver Treasurer — delinquent real-estate tax list (official XLSX, published pre-sale, free) — 8,373 records · updated 2025-08-28
Denver Assessor — residential characteristics open data (212,664 parcels) — 212,664 records
Colorado DWR — well-permit registry (13,121 Denver wells; premium water flag) — 13,121 records
Comping engine backtest (57,985 NYC sales): 7.1% median error, 71.5% of estimates inside the ±10% band — full method on the methodology page.