Wyoming Foreclosures, Tax Liens & Distressed Properties

DLRadar reads Wyoming from the parcel up: foreclosure, tax, mortgage and lender records rolled into one score per ZIP. Statewide, 178 ZIPs in 23 counties are scored (avg 15/100). Wyoming leans peak overall, with average prices up 3.4% YoY.

Leading Wyoming on distress: Crook County, Carbon County, Big Horn County, Sweetwater County, Washakie County — each with its own report.

The highest-scoring Wyoming ZIPs are 82001 (26/100), 82005 (26/100), 82007 (26/100), 82009 (26/100), 82050 (26/100) — open any for the parcel read.

Distress and market phase, county by county in Wyoming:

Albany County — peak, values rising 3.3%, bank stress 48/100. In Big Horn County, peak: prices up 3.5%, bank stress 86/100. Campbell County — peak, appreciation near 3.3%, bank stress 59/100. DLRadar reads Carbon County as peak — appreciation near 3.5%, bank stress 90/100. Converse County — peak, homes +3.5% YoY, a 62/100 lender reading. Crook County — peak, up 3.5% on the year, a 95/100 lender reading. DLRadar reads Fremont County as peak — up 3.3% on the year, headwind 47/100.

Goshen County: peak, homes +3.5% YoY, a 59/100 lender reading. Hot Springs County is peak (values rising 3.5%, bank stress 67/100). Johnson County reads peak — up 3.5% on the year, a 78/100 lender reading. Laramie County — peak, up 4.8% on the year, bank stress 33/100. Lincoln County is in its peak phase, values rising 3.5%, headwind 19/100. Natrona County reads peak — homes +1.0% YoY, lender pressure 45/100. Niobrara County is in its peak phase, homes +3.5% YoY.

In Park County, peak: values rising 3.3%, lender pressure 53/100. Platte County: peak, values rising 3.5%, bank stress 27/100. Sheridan County reads peak — homes +3.3% YoY, lender pressure 65/100. DLRadar reads Sublette County as peak — appreciation near 3.5%, a 49/100 lender reading. Sweetwater County: peak, appreciation near 3.3%, headwind 82/100. Teton County is in its peak phase, up 3.3% on the year, a 39/100 lender reading. Uinta County — peak, values rising 3.3%, bank stress 78/100.

Washakie County is in its peak phase, homes +3.5% YoY, bank stress 82/100. DLRadar reads Weston County as peak — values rising 3.5%, lender pressure 80/100.

The Wyoming scoring is fully auditable — foreclosure, mortgage, tax-delinquency, lien, bank-exposure and climate signals drawn from public records and aggregated to the county. Because Wyoming skews peak, the value isn't the statewide average — it's the spread, where individual counties and ZIPs diverge from it.

Pick a Wyoming county to go deeper, or jump into a specific ZIP's distress profile. Subscribers get each distressed Wyoming property's owner, address and APN, a distress score, lender exposure and exit-velocity read.

However concentrated Wyoming's distress turns out to be, every county and ZIP is scored the same deterministic way — foreclosure, tax, lien, mortgage and bank-stress signals — so a Wyoming county can be weighed against any market in the country on equal footing. Nothing is interpolated: Wyoming scores rebuild from public records as they post, and re-scores as new records post.

County by county, Crook County, Carbon County, Big Horn County, Sweetwater County, Washakie County lead the ranking ; the top ZIP codes are 82001 (26/100), 82005 (26/100), 82007 (26/100), 82009 (26/100), 82050 (26/100).

Under every Wyoming score sit several layers — foreclosure, tax-lien, mortgage and bank-stress signals scored separately so two markets with the same total can differ sharply underneath.

For a buyer, the workflow in Wyoming is the same regardless of the state's size: move county to ZIP to parcel, always following the score down to where a real owner is under pressure , with DLRadar handling scoring, funding and closing from there.

As the scoring is fully auditable, a Wyoming score can be traced back to the exact filings behind it — foreclosure dockets, tax rolls, recorded liens, FHFA price series and FDIC call reports — which is what makes the Wyoming data defensible to cite.