Data Removal Policy

About Our Data

Wake Distressed Real Estate aggregates publicly available property tax information from Wake County public records. This information is considered “the property of the people” under North Carolina public records law.

What Information We Display

We only display information that is already publicly available through Wake County records, including:

• Property addresses
• Tax bill information
• Property ownership records
• Tax delinquency status

How to Remove Your Information

Since we only aggregate publicly available tax records, the most effective way to remove your property from appearing as “distressed” is to resolve any outstanding tax obligations with Wake County.

Once your tax status is updated in the county records, your property will no longer appear in our distressed property listings during our next data update.

Contact Wake County

For questions about your tax bill or to resolve tax issues:

Public Records Notice

In accordance with North Carolina law, government records are public in nature unless identified as confidential. We do not display any confidential information such as Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, or account numbers.

For more information about Wake County’s public records policy, visit:Wake County Public Records Information