Real-time tax deeds.
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Statutory rates up to 24%. All 50 states, sourced from statute — updated when the law changes, not weeks later.
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Track certificates and deeds across every state that sells them, compare statutory rates, and see redemption windows before you bid.
Upcoming in tax sales
Confirmed county auctions — updated as new dates are posted
Marion County, IN
Indianapolis online tax lien sale on GovEase, Oct 13–16 — registration closes Oct 7, $2,500 deposit
Anderson County, SC
In-person tax sale at the Civic Center of Anderson, Mon Oct 19 — online bidder registration
Dorchester County, SC
In-person delinquent tax sale in St. George, Mon Oct 19 — online registration closes Oct 14
Dutchess County, NY
Online tax foreclosure auction on NYSAuctions.com, Oct 19–21 — 114 parcels, registration closes Oct 19
Orange County, NY
Online tax foreclosure auction on NYSAuctions.com, Oct 22 — homes pulled from the September sale
Caroline County, VA
Tax delinquent real estate sale, Oct 22 — 43 parcels, in person in Milford and online
Adams County, CO
Online lien sale on adams.coloradotaxsale.com — live Oct 26 to Nov 6, registration Oct 19–30
Howard County, IN
Tax sale in Commissioners' Meeting Room 338, Oct 27 at 10 a.m. — may move online to Zeus Auction
El Paso County, CO
Online lien sale on RealAuction — deposit, ACH details and acknowledgement due Oct 27 at 2 p.m.
Routt County, CO
Online lien sale via Zeus Auction, registration closes Oct 29
Berrien County, MI
Final tax foreclosure sale on tax-sale.info, Oct 30, 10 a.m.–7 p.m. — last of three 2026 rounds
Richland County, SC
In-person tax sale at the Township Auditorium in Columbia, Nov 2–3
Denver County, CO
Online lien auction on denver.coloradotaxsale.com — batches close Nov 2–4, deposits due Oct 26
DeKalb County, GA
First-Tuesday tax sale on the courthouse steps in Decatur — Nov 3, then Dec 1
Richmond County, GA
Tax levy sale at 535 Telfair Street, Augusta, Nov 3 at 10 a.m. — no sale in October
Travis County, TX
Online constable sale on RealAuction, Nov 3 — tax-office bidder registration due Oct 27
Gulf County, FL
In-person tax deed sale at 11 a.m. in Port St. Joe — one parcel, opening bid $15,881.74
Weld County, CO
Online RealAuction lien sale — new investors register Oct 9 to Oct 31 at 2 p.m.
El Dorado County, CA
Online tax-defaulted property auction on Bid4Assets, Nov 6 from 8 a.m. — timeshares sold the same day
Hartford, CT
Tax sale of real estate, Nov 6 — 18 properties, in person at the Hartford Public Library
Oconee County, SC
Live tax sale at the Walhalla Performing Arts Center, Mon Nov 9 at 10 a.m. — register Oct 29 to Nov 5
Jefferson County, CO
Online lien sale on Zeus Auction (SRI), Nov 12–13 — register Oct 19 to Nov 10
Boulder County, CO
In-person premium-bid lien sale at the Boulder County Courthouse — registration from 7:30 a.m.
Davidson County, TN
Nashville Chancery Court tax sale at the Davidson County Courthouse, Nov 18 — registration 11 a.m. to noon
Larimer County, CO
In-person premium-bid lien sale at the county fairgrounds
Jefferson County, TX
In-person sheriff's sale at 10 a.m. — bidders need a no-taxes-owed statement by the Friday before
Gwinnett County, GA
Tax sale in front of the Justice & Administration Center in Lawrenceville, Dec 1 — after an Oct 6 sale
Whatcom County, WA
Online tax foreclosure sale on Bid4Assets, Dec 1–2 — bidder deposits due Nov 25
Los Angeles County, CA
Online tax-defaulted property auction, runs December 5–8 via GovEase
Spokane County, WA
Online tax foreclosure auction via Bid4Assets, 8 a.m. — unsold parcels re-offered Dec 16
Spartanburg County, SC
In-person delinquent tax sale at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium, Dec 8–9 from 10 a.m.
Franklin County, WA
Annual tax foreclosure auction, tentatively Dec 11 — full payment due right after the sale
Middletown Township, NJ
Electronic accelerated tax sale on Real Auction, Dec 17 — guaranteed funds only after Nov 10
Thurston County, WA
Online tax foreclosure auction on Bid4Assets, Jan 11–12, 2027 — roughly 10 to 50 parcels a year
Kitsap County, WA
Tax foreclosure auction on Public Surplus, Jan 26, 2027 — last day to redeem Jan 25
Yavapai County, AZ
Online tax lien auction on RealAuction, Feb 9, 2027 — rates bid down from 16%
Sourced from public county auction notices — click any sale for the full write-up. The daily digest will send the full list for every county you follow, the morning it's confirmed.
Why track auctions on TaxLien.io?
County records, in one place, before the crowd finds them
Real-time auctions
Track properties as they enter foreclosure or tax deed stages across US counties, not after the sale closes.
Statutory, not estimated
Interest rates and redemption periods pulled from actual state statute, not rounded marketing numbers.
County-level data
See exactly when upcoming sales launch, how bidding works locally, and what's required to participate.
Interest rates & redemption periods by state
Hover a state to see what we cover — click to open its page
All 50 states and D.C. have a full page — hover any state for its sale type, rate and redemption period.
| State | Type | Rate / Penalty | Redemption period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Florida | Tax lien certificate | Up to 18%, bid down to 0.25% | 2 years |
| New Jersey | Tax lien certificate | Up to 18%, premium bidding | 2 years |
| Arizona | Tax lien certificate | Up to 16%, bid down | 3+ years |
| Iowa | Tax lien certificate | 24% flat (2%/month), no bid-down | 1 year 9 months (+ 90-day notice) |
| Texas | Redeemable deed | 25% penalty | 180 days or 2 years |
| Georgia | Redeemable deed | 20% premium in year one, +10% each later year | 12 months, then until barment notice |
Rates and redemption windows are set by state statute and can change by county or legislative session — always confirm against the county's own auction notice before bidding.
View all 51 states →The US tax sale market at a glance
Public facts about the market, not projected returns
Max statutory interest rate (Iowa) among common tax lien states.
US counties that hold some form of tax sale each year.
States with either tax lien or tax deed sales on the books.
Typical redemption window range across states, shortest to longest.
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Every state runs its own tax lien or tax deed system — rate, auction format, and redemption window are all set individually. Start with one of the six states we've fully documented.
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Statutory interest side by side, so you know where the real yield is.
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Your questions, answered
Everything you need to know before your first auction
What's the difference between a tax lien and a tax deed?+
A tax lien certificate gives you the right to collect the unpaid tax plus statutory interest — you don't own the property unless the owner fails to redeem within the state's window. A tax deed sale sells the property itself (or a redeemable version of it, depending on the state).
Is tax lien investing safe?+
Like any investment, it carries real risk — the property could be worthless, over-encumbered, or the owner could redeem before you earn meaningful interest. Read the county's own auction rules and do due diligence on the parcel before bidding. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
How much money do I need to start?+
It varies enormously by county — some certificates sell for under $500, others for tens of thousands. Rural counties with less competition tend to have lower minimum bids than dense metro counties.
Which states offer the highest statutory rates?+
Iowa's flat 24% (no bid-down) is among the highest of the common tax lien states. Florida and New Jersey cap at 18% but use bid-down or premium-bidding auctions, so the rate you actually win is often lower than the statutory maximum.
Do I need real estate experience to get started?+
No, but you should understand what you're bidding on before you bid — parcel condition, existing liens, and the specific redemption rules of that county. That's exactly the research TaxLien.io is built to speed up.