Product

Discovery. Diligence. Bidding. Settlement. One ledger.

Yieli is an agent-first system. The agent does the work; you set the policy. Every decision comes with a rationale, every action is signed, every dollar leaves a receipt.

How it works

Four stages. One system of record.

01
Discovery
Every upcoming sale

We ingest county sale calendars across supported platforms — with source URLs kept for audit.

02
Diligence
Every parcel, researched

Assessor, GIS, flood, comps, occupancy, liens — each attribute stamped with its source and retrieval time.

03
Bidding
Inside county rules

Platform-native proxy where permitted. One-click confirmation by default. Every attempt logged.

04
Settlement
Certified funds, on time

Investor-owned account at a partner bank wires to the county treasurer inside the 24-hour window.

The decision brief

One packet. One parcel. One investor.

A brief is how the agent asks for your approval. It's tied to the exact version of the strategy that produced it, it's immutable, and it shows its work.

In shadow mode, the brief is issued and nothing else happens — you read it, you learn how the agent thinks, you refine your policy. In live mode, approving the brief dispatches the bid through the county's permitted channel.

Brief · P-41276
Recommend bid
v2 · issued by Yieli agent
Parcel
1240 Monroe St, Jacksonville FL
Property
Single family · 1,184 sqft
Estimated value
$178,000 (±$22k)
Proposed max bid
$96,500
Confidence
82 / 100
Risk flags
occupancy unknowncode violation $400
Rationale

Duval sale 2026-04-28. Opening bid $8,612. Recent comps within 0.4 miles: median $172 per sqft over the last 90 days. No federal lien signals. Flood zone X. The estimated value implies a max bid at 54% — well under your 65% policy ceiling. $96,500 leaves a 46% margin after recording and the $6 wire fee.

Automation posture

We only bid the way each county allows. Documented, per county.

For every county we support, we keep a record of what's permitted — the legal citation, the platform's own terms, and the date we last checked. There is no "fully autonomous" mode. If the record is missing or expired, bidding halts until an operator re-verifies it.

Default
One-click confirm

Every bid requires a human click. This is the default for any county we haven't yet cleared for proxy bidding.

Permitted
Platform-native proxy

The platform's own proxy bidder — the same feature a human would use manually. Only enabled with a documented legal basis and the platform's own terms on file.

Blocked
Bidding suspended

Set on any compliance incident, legal notice, or operator decision. A written reason is required, and no bids dispatch until it's lifted.

Retreat rules

Numeric tripwires. Written down before we ship a single bid.

Any one of these conditions suspends the relevant county, strategy, or bidding mode automatically. Knowing when to back off is the core discipline of an investor-aligned operator.

  • Stale county record
    If the legal-basis record for a county expires, the county drops back to one-click-confirm automatically.
    auto
  • Stale operational review
    If a county hasn't been fully reviewed in the window your strategy allows, bidding pauses for that county.
    auto
  • Repeated settlement failure
    Two settlement failures in 14 days on the same county suspend it until a root-cause review clears it.
    14d
  • Low-confidence brief
    Any brief below your confidence floor is never presented as an approve-in-one-click recommendation.
    policy
  • Exposure caps
    Per-sale and per-day capital exposure caps are enforced before any bid is evaluated.
    policy
Built to survive an audit.

Start in shadow mode. Graduate one county at a time.

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