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Deed Process and Information
Three years from the date of a tax lien sale, a holder of the Tax Lien Certificate of Purchase may request a treasurer’s deed if a redemption of the lien is not received. A treasurer’s deed transfers ownership to the new grantee, clear of all previous liens and rights of ownership, possession, or use. A treasurer’s deed is not a warranted title but simply grants whatever ownership interest in the property the former owner possessed.
The holder of the Certificate of Purchase must fill out an application for the issuance of a treasurer’s deed, submit a deposit of $850.00 to cover the costs of processing the application (such as advertising and legal notices), and pay all other taxes, liens and special assessments that have been certified to the treasurer for collection.
Processing the treasurer’s deed on real property normally requires six to eight months. Processing a treasurer’s deed on mineral rights takes longer as the lien search takes much longer to complete since it must be searched back to the original patent.
Sales Process
Weekly treasurer’s deed sales are held in the Delta County Treasurer’s office on Wednesday at 11 a.m. if there is/are property/ies to be sold. It is requested that all cell phones be silenced. Any party wishing to bid on a property(ies) must appear in person, and register prior to the start of the sale. Each property is presented separately in no particular order. During the offering of the property, the starting bid is stated, which is the investment, interest due, and fees paid by the Lawful Holder. All bids following the starting bid must increase by a minimum of $100. The successful third-party bidder will be identified at the close of the bidding. Funds are required in the form of Cash, Certified Check or proof of a transmitted wire transfer by 2 PM that day. By selecting the following link, you will have the option to view the most recent reports. Once the link opens, select “Treasurer’s deed Reports,” and you will have the choice of 1) Active Treasurer’s deed Listing and 2) Pre-sale report. Both of these reports are update weekly.
If you have questions, please call 970-874-2135 or email treasurer@deltacountyco.gov
For a list of documents related to the active treasurer's deeds, please click here.
All information is updated by 1 pm every Monday.
- Can I receive my property tax statement electronically?
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Yes! You can create an account at https://enoticesonline.com using the unique code found on your most recent property tax statement. If you do not have this code, please contact the Treasurer's Office for assistance.
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- How are taxes determined?
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Property taxes are figured by multiplying the assessed value of your property (as determined by the assessor’s office) by the mill levy which is set by the various taxing entities. The Treasurer’s Office collects these taxes and distributes the monies to the taxing entities. Remember: Taxes due are for the previous year.
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- Payment – When? Where? How?
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You have the option to pay your property taxes either in full or in two equal installments. If you choose to pay in full, the payment is due by April 30. If you opt for two installments, the first payment is due by the end of February, and the second payment is due by June 15.
Payments can be made in person at the Treasurer’s Office, located at 501 Palmer Street, Suite 202, Delta, or at the County Annex Building, 196 W. Hotchkiss Avenue, Hotchkiss. You may also mail your payment to: Delta County Treasurer, PO Box 580, Grand Junction, CO 81502-0580. Please note that only a United States Postal Service postmark will be accepted as proof of meeting payment deadlines.
We accept cash, checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, or certified funds. You can also pay by credit card or e-check through GovPros or by calling (877) 377-1027.
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