Do I lose my property if it goes through tax sale?

If the investor who purchased the tax lien at the annual tax lien sale holds that lien for three years following the date of purchase, they are eligible to apply for a Treasurer’s Deed. If a Treasurer’s Deed is issued, you will lose the ownership of your property. The Treasurer’s Office does its due diligence to contact property owners during the Treasurer’s Deed process. You have the right to redeem the tax lien on your property at any time after the sale until a Treasurer’s Deed is issued. Note: Manufactured homes that are located on property that is not owned by the property owner shall be eligible for a Certificate of Ownership after one year. 

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1. How are taxes determined?
2. Payment – When? Where? How?
3. What if I am late in paying my taxes?
4. Do I lose my property if it goes through tax sale?
5. What if I do not receive a bill?