How to Pull Foreclosure County Data for Shelby County, TN

A foreclosure list shows homes that a lender is taking back because the owner stopped paying the loan. To find foreclosure records for Shelby County, Tennessee (TN), use The Daily News (Memphis). No account is needed. It is free to use. No VPN is needed. You copy the records by hand.

Also known as: foreclosure notices, foreclosure sale list, foreclosure auctions.

Verified November 5, 2026 5 steps The Daily News (Memphis)

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What it is

Trustee sale notices printed in The Daily News in Memphis. Each one says a home is set to be sold because the loan is in default.

Why it matters

You get the owner name, the address and the auction date before the sale, while the owner can still act.

The fields you get

  • Borrower
  • Property address
  • Advertised auction date
  • Date of first notice
  • Attorney
  • Substitute trustee
  • Trust date

The date list on the page showed an entry for each recent day.

Follow these 5 steps

  1. Open the Public Notices page

    Go to memphisdailynews.com/Notices.aspx. You do not need to log in.
    Screenshot of The Daily News (Memphis), step 1: Open the Public Notices page Enlarge
  2. Pick a date if you need one

    In the left column, under Public Notices, click a date. Use Forward and Back to see other days.
  3. Read the Foreclosure Notices table

    Scroll to FORECLOSURE NOTICES. The table shows borrower, property address, auction date and first notice date.
    Screenshot of The Daily News (Memphis), step 3: Read the Foreclosure Notices table Enlarge
  4. Copy the table

    Select the rows with your mouse and paste them into your spreadsheet.
  5. Open a notice for more detail

    Click View on a row. A new window shows the city and ZIP, the attorney and the full notice text.
    Screenshot of The Daily News (Memphis), step 5: Open a notice for more detail Enlarge

Tips for after you pull

  • Add city and ZIP from the View window, because the table shows only the street.
  • Remove company names if your team only wants people. Some borrowers are companies.

Watch out for these

  • A daily page also lists notices first printed on earlier days, so the same address repeats. Use the first notice date to find new ones.
  • Check the city and ZIP in the notice. The page has no county filter.

Common questions

Do I need a subscription?
No. The notices page and the View window opened with no login. The site sells other services, such as a custom list builder, but this guide does not use them.

Other lists in Shelby County

We only have this list for Shelby County so far. See all Tennessee guides.

Foreclosure in other Tennessee areas

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