Xome Foreclosure & Auction Property Scraper

Scrape foreclosure and auction real-estate listings from Xome into clean, structured data - no Xome account or API key required.

Xome auctions bank-owned homes, foreclosures, short sales and second-chance (CWCOT) properties nationwide. This actor pulls the full listing feed by state, city, ZIP, or URL - ideal for foreclosure investors, real-estate wholesalers, and market analysts.

What you get (per listing)

• Full address - street, city, state, ZIP + latitude / longitude
• Pricing - headline bid with its label (Est. Opening Bid / Starting Bid / High Bid / Final Bid), plus starting bid, buy-it-now price and reserve when set
• Foreclosure stage - Foreclosure, Bank Owned, Short Sale, 2nd-Chance Foreclosure, Non-Bank Owned
• Auction details - status (Active / Coming Soon / Finished), auction start & end date, event name, and auction type (In-Person / Online)
• Beds, baths, square footage, year built, property type (Single Family, Multi-Family, Condo, Townhouse, Mobile/Manufactured, Land, Commercial...)
• Primary photo URL and the canonical listing URL

Input

Pick any one way to target listings:

• Xome auction URLs - paste state or city listing pages, e.g. https://www.xome.com/auctions/listing/TX or https://www.xome.com/auctions/listing/TX/Dallas.
• State - a two-letter code (e.g. TX) returns every auction/foreclosure in that state.
• City + State - narrow to one city (e.g. City Dallas + State TX).
• ZIP - narrow to a single ZIP (e.g. 75201).
• Leave everything blank and the actor sweeps all 50 states until maxItems is reached.

Max listings caps the run.

Example input

{ "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.xome.com/auctions/listing/TX" }], "maxItems": 500 }

{ "state": "FL", "maxItems": 1000 }

Why this actor

• Direct from Xome's own listing API - every field is read straight from the same JSON feed the site itself renders, so records are complete and there are no slow per-listing detail requests.
• Fast + cheap - runs on Apify's default datacenter proxy (the API is key-gated, not IP-gated), so no pricey residential proxy is needed.
• Foreclosure-grade fields - opening bid, auction date and foreclosure stage that generic real-estate scrapers don't surface.
• Export as JSON, CSV, Excel, or pull via the API.

Notes & limitations

• Estimated value and lot size are not exposed on Xome's search feed (they appear only on the per-property detail page), so they are returned as null.
• Bid amounts of $0 on foreclosures mean the opening bid is "to be determined" - surfaced as price: null with the label preserved.
• This data is for market research and lead generation; it is not a consumer report and must not be used for FCRA-covered purposes.