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••• WILLINGTON STREET A/K/A 1731 N WILLINGTON STREET, Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia County · Sheriff sale · 5 bd · 2 ba · 1,660 sqft · ROW 3 STY MASONRY · built 1920
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AI can be wrong. Not legal or financial advice — verify title, liens and the sale status with the county.
Equity breakdown
Equity = tax assessed value − published debt (judgment / upset). Other mortgages, tax and municipal liens, HOA dues and costs are not included. Run a title search before bidding.
Property & tax records
Philadelphia OPA open data- OPA market value
- $243,200
- Beds / baths
- 5 bd · 2 ba
- Living area
- 1,660 sqft
- Annual property tax
- —
- Last sale
- $1,441,250 · Feb 1, 2023
- Year built
- 1920
- Lot size
- 0.02 acres
- Building
- ROW 3 STY MASONRY
- Property class
- SINGLE FAMILY
Deal calculator
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- Auction date
- Dec 1, 2026
- Status
- postponed · postponed
- Sheriff / case #
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- Court case
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- Parcel
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- Plaintiff (lender)
- U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS OWNER TRUSTEE FOR LEGACY MORTGAGE ASSET TRUST 2024-INV1
- Plaintiff attorney
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- Defendant (owner)
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- Postponed · 12/1/2026
- Postponed · 10/6/2026
- Postponed · 8/4/2026
- Postponed · 6/2/2026
- Scheduled - Mortgage Foreclosure
Location
Full public record
21 fields · as published by the source🔒 Pro — every field the sheriff / sale office published (21 fields), including attorney, taxes due and status history.
How pennsylvania sheriff sales work
- Mortgage foreclosures end in a county sheriff sale; the 'Debt Amount' is the judgment the plaintiff is owed.
- Deposits are commonly 10% of the bid (some counties set a minimum), with the balance due within a set period (often ~30 days).
- Sales are often postponed or stayed (bankruptcy, loss-mitigation), so check the status the week of the sale.
- Buyers generally take title subject to liens that are senior to the foreclosed mortgage; run a lien/title search.
- Sale dates change often; confirm the status on the official listing the day before.
- Interior inspections are almost never allowed; budget for repairs and possible occupants (eviction).
- Equity shown is an estimate from public numbers and excludes other liens, taxes, HOA and costs.
General information, not legal advice. Rules vary by county — confirm with the sheriff's office.
