One agent.Every county.Every parcel.
Yieli runs the full tax-deed loop — discovery, diligence, bidding, and certified settlement — within the policy you set. Every decision is signed. Every dollar has a receipt.
One platform. Seven steps. Every decision recorded.
- 01DiscoveryFind the sales
We pull every county sale calendar we support, with a source link and raw record kept for audit.
- 02DiligenceResearch every parcel
Assessor, GIS, flood, comps, occupancy, liens — each data point stamped with where it came from and when we got it.
- 03StrategyScore against your policy
Your written strategy runs against every parcel. If it fails, you get a plain-English reason — not a mystery rejection.
- 04ReviewIssue a decision brief
One brief per parcel, per investor. Proposed max bid, rationale, risk flags, confidence score. Versioned and immutable.
- 05BiddingBid the right way for each county
Platform-native proxy where permitted, one-click confirmation by default. Every attempt recorded end-to-end.
- 06SettlementSettle inside the county's window
Investor-owned sub-account at a partner bank fires certified funds to the county treasurer the moment you win.
- 07AuditSeal the day's receipts
Every decision and dollar from the day is sealed nightly — exportable to your CPA or auditor on request.
We use the platform's own proxy bidder. Never a scripted browser.
For every county and auction platform we support, we keep a signed record of what's allowed — the legal citation, the platform's own terms, and when we last verified both. Yieli only bids through the platform's native proxy feature, permitted under Florida Statute 197.542(4)(a). We do not run browser bots, which RealAuction explicitly prohibits.
When that record expires or is missing, bidding halts automatically until an operator re-verifies it. This is the difference between a platform an auditor can trust and a scraper with a nicer domain.
- Bidding mode
- One-click confirm
- Human required
- Yes
- Last verified
- 7 days ago
- Re-verify by
- In 83 days
- Legal basis
- FL Stat 197.542(4)(a)
Yieli vs. the alternatives. No comparison.
- Every decision signed and versioned
- Platform-native proxy bidding
- Multi-county simultaneous coverage
- Compliance ledger with re-verify deadlines
- Evidence-backed diligence (not just scores)
- Settlement fired inside the 24-hour window
- Exportable audit trail for CPAs / LPs
- No scripted-browser risk
- Every decision signed and versioned
- Platform-native proxy bidding
- Multi-county simultaneous coverage
- Compliance ledger with re-verify deadlines
- Evidence-backed diligence (not just scores)
- Settlement fired inside the 24-hour window
- Exportable audit trail for CPAs / LPs
- No scripted-browser risk
- Every decision signed and versioned
- Platform-native proxy bidding
- Multi-county simultaneous coverage
- Compliance ledger with re-verify deadlines
- Evidence-backed diligence (not just scores)
- Settlement fired inside the 24-hour window
- Exportable audit trail for CPAs / LPs
- No scripted-browser risk
- Every decision signed and versioned
- Platform-native proxy bidding
- Multi-county simultaneous coverage
- Compliance ledger with re-verify deadlines
- Evidence-backed diligence (not just scores)
- Settlement fired inside the 24-hour window
- Exportable audit trail for CPAs / LPs
- No scripted-browser risk
How far does your capital go when one operator covers 30 counties?
Assumptions (fixed): 1 sale/county/yr, 42% gross margin on winning bids, operator cost $125/hr, operator still reviews 15% of hours with Yieli. These are conservative — your mileage will vary.
Funds lead. SDIRA follows. Retail rounds it out.
$5–50M AUM distressed-RE funds willing to pay premium pricing for cross-county coverage and auditable execution.
Self-directed IRA operators allocating to tax deeds and liens — high-trust, low velocity, ideal recurring revenue.
Active retail tax-deed investors deploying $250K–$5M/year, typically covering 2–5 counties today.
Straight answers. No jargon.
If you're new to tax deeds, start at the top. If you're an operator, skip to the compliance and workflow questions.
What is a tax deed sale?
How is a tax deed different from a tax lien?
Does Yieli actually place bids, or is it a research tool?
Is automating tax deed bidding actually compliant?
What counties do you cover today?
Where does the money actually sit? Who holds certified funds?
What happens if the agent gets something wrong?
What's the minimum check size to use Yieli?
What about quiet title, redemption periods, and evictions?
Can my CPA or LP audit a past decision?
Didn't see yours? Ask in the waitlist form — we answer every question directly.
One decision brief per parcel. Versioned. Immutable.
Each sale morning, Yieli issues a signed brief for every parcel that cleared your policy — proposed max bid, rationale, risk flags, confidence score, source links. If your CPA or LP asks how a decision was made eighteen months later, the brief and its inputs are already sealed and exportable.
- Parcel
- 1240 Monroe St, Jacksonville FL
- Property
- Single family · 1,184 sqft
- Sale
- Duval County, FL · Apr 28, 2026
- Estimated value
- $178K ($156K–$200K)
- Proposed max bid
- $96,500
- Confidence
- 82 / 100
- Risk flags
- occupancy unknowncode violation $400
Duval sale 2026-04-28. Opening bid $8,612. Recent comps within 0.4 miles: median $172 per sqft over the last 90 days. No federal lien signals. Flood zone X. Estimated value implies a max bid at 54% — well under your 65% policy ceiling. $96,500 leaves a 46% margin after recording…
Pre-fund in Duval.
Go live on the next sale.
Design partners get 75% off for six months, pre-listing access to new counties, and a direct line to the team.