Google maps has a foreclosure map, of the entire United States.
h/t CR
map, which is apparently not entirely current, shows houses in foreclosure, owned by banks, or under notice of default.
It is awesome yet frightening.
for example...
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Yikes! Three listed within a one-block radius of my house ... I suppose this could be my chance to become a real-estate mogul, though.