Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), OK: motivated seller leads, with the reason on every owner
LeadCounty reads 5 official record sources for all 331,173 properties here, refreshed weekly. The biggest seller lists are tired landlord (44,618), tax delinquent (18,519) and in foreclosure (1,658).
National files go to anyone who pays. We cap this county at 10 investors, so the owners you find here are not on a stack of other desks. Stack the lists below and mail the top of the pile.
2.0×in Oklahoma County, the top-scored tenth sold this many times as often as average
In a test on real sales, 7.1% of the top-scored tenth sold within 12 months, against 3.6% of all properties.
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18,519 owners are behind on tax here today. See who, and why.
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In Oklahoma County we hold tax delinquent, delinquent 3+ years, in foreclosure, estate / heirs owner, absentee owner and out-of-state owner. Every owner you do see has the reason next to the name.
New records against the usual week
Oklahoma County records no deeds of these kinds most weeks, so there is no weekly trend to show yet.
Top ZIP codes in Oklahoma County
Most tax-delinquent properties
- 73129 Oklahoma City1,192 delinquent
- 73119 Oklahoma City1,080 delinquent
- 73084 Oklahoma City1,029 delinquent
- 73111 Oklahoma City1,017 delinquent
- 73114 Oklahoma City842 delinquent
Owners with more than one reason to sell
A stack is an owner who matches several reasons at once. These are the stacks investors start with in Oklahoma County, with live counts.
- 2,519owners nowTax delinquent + absentee owner + owned 15+ yearsOwners behind on tax who do not live in the house and have held it a long time: usually equity and little attachment.
- 9,858owners nowPortfolio owner (5+) + owned 15+ yearsLong-time landlords with several properties: one conversation can cover more than one house.
Named stacks of signals in Oklahoma County
A stack is an owner who matches several reasons at once, all true for the same property. The number is how many properties in Oklahoma County match every one today.
- Last Straw21
Two years behind on tax and a lien or foreclosure case on top.
- 2 signals stacked
- Long Hold Estate746
Held 30 years or more, now in a trust or estate.
- 2 signals stacked
- Far Away Drift322
Out of state for 10 years or more and behind on tax.
- 3 signals stacked
These count records, not people: a stack never says an owner wants to sell. How all eight stacks are defined →
Three Oklahoma County properties our score ranks highest
| Street and city | Score (1 to 10) | Why it may sell |
|---|---|---|
| SE 19th StOklahoma City | 10of 10 | Taxes 2 years behindTax lien sold on the property |
| Smith DrOklahoma City | 10of 10 | Taxes 5 years behindIn foreclosure (county record) |
| Coturnix DrOklahoma City | 10of 10 | Taxes 2 years behindTax lien sold on the property |
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What the Oklahoma County records say
Oklahoma County has 331,173 properties on file. 18,519 of them (5.6%) are behind on property tax, and 9,916 owe $1,000 or more; 5 have been delinquent for three years or longer. 116,881 (35.3%) belong to an owner who gets the tax bill at another address, 17,342 of them in another state.
1,658 properties have an open foreclosure case.
Unpaid tax is most concentrated in ZIP 73129 (Oklahoma City) with 1,192 delinquent properties, followed by 73119 (Oklahoma City) and 73084 (Oklahoma City).
Stacking lists narrows the county to owners with more than one reason to sell. "Tax delinquent + absentee owner + owned 15+ years" gives 2,519 owners right now: small enough to mail every month.
Oklahoma County on file: tax history 2025, sales and transfers 1911–2026, 209 columns with data; tax liens and foreclosure filings included. The records come from Oklahoma County Assessor, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma County Treasurer and Oklahoma County Sheriff, collected every week.
Where the Oklahoma County data comes from
Collected from 5 official government offices, live and refreshed weekly.
- Oklahoma County Assessorowners, values and building facts, deeds and sales, building permits
- Oklahoma Countyowners, values and building facts, deeds and sales, parcel maps
- Oklahoma County Treasurertax bills, payments and delinquency
- Oklahoma County Sheriffdeeds and sales, foreclosure and sheriff-sale records
- Oklahoma State Courts Network / Oklahoma County Court Clerkforeclosure and sheriff-sale records
Oklahoma County on file: tax history 2025, sales and transfers 1911–2026, 209 columns with data; tax liens and foreclosure filings included.
Oklahoma County government website →
How we collect and check county records →How unpaid tax and foreclosure work in Oklahoma
Counties hold the yearly tax sale in October; properties nobody buys go to the county and later to a resale. The owner can redeem for 2 years after the certificate sale.
Mortgage foreclosures: mostly judicial. Most foreclosures go through district court; non-judicial sales are allowed but the owner can insist on the court process.
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Oklahoma County questions
How many tax-delinquent properties are in Oklahoma County, OK?
18,519 properties on the latest county file, from the Oklahoma County Treasurer's tax records; 9,916 of them owe $1,000 or more. The count is refreshed every week.
Where does the Oklahoma County data come from?
From official public records: Oklahoma County Assessor, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma County Treasurer, Oklahoma County Sheriff and Oklahoma State Courts Network / Oklahoma County Court Clerk. We collect them every week, match them to each parcel and score every property.
How many investors can use Oklahoma County data?
At most 10 investors per county, so fewer people mail the same owners. Seats are open in Oklahoma County today.
Is Oklahoma County full?
Seats open. The badge on this page is the same counter that decides who can join.
Does Oklahoma County publish foreclosure filings?
Yes: 1,658 properties have an open foreclosure case on the latest county file.
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