Why this might be a deal
59% equity — about $3k above the opening bid
354 Eleanor Blvd
Lake Placid, Highlands County, FL, 33852
$5,500 county just value
59%equity·$3kAuction
- Sale date
- Oct 7, 2026
- Sale type
- Tax deed
- Result
- Sold to a bidder
- Buyer
- 3rd Party Bidder
- Sale price
- $2,700
- Opening bid
- $2,244
- Case #
- 25000915
- Certificate #
- 2019-10562
- Auction site
- highlands.realtaxdeed.com
Florida tax deed sales are held by the clerk when a tax certificate holder applies for a deed (Florida Statutes §197.502). The opening bid covers the certificate, interest and costs, plus half the assessed value for a homestead.
Recorded activity
- 2026-10-20Auction site: 3rd Party Bidder, $2,700 to 3rd Party Bidder
- 2026-09-23Sale notice published in the newspaper of record
- 2026-09-16Sale notice published in the newspaper of record
Property details
- Lot size
- 0.24 acres
- Property type
- Vacant residential
- Homestead
- No
Legal description: SUN N LAKES EST SEC 5
Parcel: C22373005005100190
Financial
- Market value
- $5,500
- Opening bid
- $2,244
- Estimated equity
- $3,256
- County just value (2026)
- $5,500
- County assessed (2026)
- $5,500
+$3,256(59%)
Sales history
Sales, loans and taxes
Every recorded sale with its price and book/page, the loan at purchase and the current tax bill.
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Parties
Who is in this case
The owner of record and their mailing address, the plaintiff, every defendant and the law firm, from the sale notice and the county tax roll.
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