Which document lists properties scheduled for foreclosure?

• A. Foreclosure List
• B. Arrears Register
• C. Tax Sale List
• D. Tax Lien Ledger

Answer: (A)

The document that lists properties scheduled for foreclosure is the foreclosure list. This list is specifically used to organize and track parcels that are set to go through foreclosure, showing key details like parcel identifiers, owner names, amounts due, dates due, and the scheduled sale date. Because it directly compiles those properties about to be foreclosed, it is the most appropriate resource for identifying which properties are on the foreclosure docket and for coordinating notices, deadlines, and posting.

Other documents serve different purposes: the arrears register tracks accounts that are overdue but not necessarily in foreclosure; the tax sale list covers properties that have progressed to sale, often after foreclosure steps have begun; the tax lien ledger records liens and their statuses, not the active foreclosure schedule.