judgment-lien properties in Alachua, Florida

There are 45 judgment-lien properties scored across Alachua, Florida — 0.7% of the city's 6,564-parcel stock, a measurable share. That is 2.5% of every judgment-lien parcel in Collier County. Among 1,139 tracked Florida cities, Alachua sits at #395 for judgment-lien properties, on Florida's tracked list.

The 45 figure comes straight from dockets and recorder data, re-scored on each refresh.

The city's broader distress profile includes 3,051 portfolio-owner properties, 1,648 absentee-owner properties, 2 tax-delinquent properties, 2 IRS-lien properties — useful if you work more than one angle.

What makes Alachua's judgment-lien properties worth working is that every parcel sits behind a documented public filing.

Because Alachua is scored on the same statewide model as every other Florida city, its numbers are directly comparable — you can weigh this market against neighbors on equal footing rather than guessing.

Read in context, Alachua's 45 judgment-lien properties are a starting filter — the payoff is the parcel-level detail behind each and how it overlaps the city's wider distress record across 6,564 parcels.

Other Collier County cities with judgment-lien properties include Naples, Gainesville, Unknown, Newberry.

Properties whose owners carry recorded money judgments — legal distress that must usually be cleared before a clean sale, creating leverage.

Because Alachua is refreshed on every data ingest, its judgment-lien properties count moves with the record — new filings raise it, resolved cases retire it — rather than sitting frozen.

You can size Alachua's market at no cost — the owner, parcel and address behind each of the 45 judgment-lien properties unlock with a plan.