How foreclosure works in Licking County
Ohio runs judicial foreclosure: the process starts when a lender files a foreclosure complaint with the Licking County court, creating a public docket entry — the lis pendens stage — months before any auction. If the case proceeds, the property moves to a sheriff sale with a published opening bid. Indicato's radar watches both ends: new complaints as they hit the docket, and scheduled sales on the county calendar, with an AI vision engine extracting judgment amounts, appraised values and sale dates from the filing documents themselves.