Plaintiff
Village Capital sheriff sales
Village Capital is the plaintiff in 2 upcoming sheriff sales across 2 counties, the most in Tulsa County, OK. The next goes to sale on November 18, 2026.
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- Sales on record
- 3
- Counties
- 3
- 1 state
- Median judgment
- —
- Not printed in its listings
- Postponed before
- 0
- Of 2 upcoming
Data as of
Where it forecloses
3 counties| County | Upcoming | All on record |
|---|---|---|
| Tulsa County, OK | 1 | 1 |
| Wagoner County, OK | 1 | 1 |
| Cleveland County, OK | 0 | 1 |
| Property | County | Status | Opening bid | Judgment | Plaintiff |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In 6 days1 sale | |||||
| 3837 S. 55th W. Ave., Tulsa | Tulsa County, OK | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 1 sale | |||||
| 23073 E 106th St So, Broken Arrow | Wagoner County, OK | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
What a Village Capital record includes
Each record carries these fields wherever the sheriff’s listing states them, read every night, so a postponement or a stay reaches you the morning after it is posted. A field the listing left out says so rather than showing a blank.
- Full address and parcel number
- Sale date, time and where it is held
- Opening bid or upset price, where the listing prints it
- Judgment amount, where the listing prints it
- Plaintiff and the plaintiff's attorney
- Defendant
- Court case and sheriff's numbers
- Every postponement and stay the sheriff posted, on Pro and Business
- What sold, for how much, once the sale is held
How many sales each list holds is public, and the first five on each list show their address and sale date. The rest of the list, and the opening bid, judgment and parties on every sale, open with any plan. See a complete sample record or compare plans.
Recently past their sale date
Last 90 daysOpens with any plan
1 sales past their date in the last 90 days in Village Capital
Each one's plaintiff, defendant and case number and, where the listing prints them, the opening bid and judgment. 3 days free on any plan.
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About Village Capital
How many sheriff sales has Village Capital brought?
Village Capital is the plaintiff in 3 sales we hold, 2 of them still upcoming across 3 counties in 1 state, the most in Tulsa County, OK (1).
When is Village Capital's next sheriff sale?
The next property Village Capital is foreclosing on goes to sale on November 18, 2026, 6 days from now. 2 of its sales fall within 30 days.
Does Village Capital bid at its own sales?
Usually. A foreclosing lender may bid up to its judgment without paying cash (a credit bid), so a third-party bidder has to beat that figure. When nobody does, the property goes back to the lender and becomes bank-owned (REO).
This plaintiff has fewer than eight sales upcoming or past in the last 90 days, so its page renders but is not submitted to search engines. It is promoted automatically the night it clears the threshold. The rule is in the methodology.
Village Capital is named here because it appears as the plaintiff in published sheriff sale listings. SheriffSaleData is not affiliated with it, does not act for it, and cannot answer for it.
Where next
- Foreclosing lendersThe banks, servicers and trusts bringing sheriff sales, with every county they foreclose in.
- Search every upcoming saleBy address, city, plaintiff, defendant, case or parcel number.
- Sheriff sale glossaryUpset price, writ of execution, adjournment, credit bid — every term a listing uses.
- How the data is collectedThe nightly schedule, how duplicates are merged, what a status means, and what we cannot see.