Yavapai County Tax Sale Information

Yavapai County will hold its annual Delinquent Property Tax Lien Sale online on February 11, 2025, facilitated by Yavapai County’s Auction Site. The auction, open to all registered bidders, begins at 8:00 AM MST, with new batches closing hourly until 4:00 PM MST. Early registration and deposit submission for the tax sale open in January.

Key Auction Details:

Date: February 11, 2025
Location: Online at Yavapai County’s Auction Site
Time: Bidding starts at 8:00 AM MST, with hourly batch closures until 4:00 PM MST

Terms of Sale:

Interest Rates: Bidding begins at 16%, with rates decreasing in 1% increments. Bidders place a proxy bid on the lowest interest rate they’re willing to accept.

Deposit Requirements: A minimum deposit of $25 or 10% of anticipated bid amounts is required to participate, submitted through ACH on RealAuction’s website.

Fees: A non-refundable $10 processing fee applies per parcel per tax year.

How to Participate:

Register Early on Yavapai County’s Auction Site in January.

Submit Required Deposits by ACH using the Payment Wizard. Note: deposits must be confirmed by the Monday before the auction.

Bid on Tax Liens: Set a proxy bid for the desired interest rate, with parcels awarded to the lowest rate bidder.

Pay for Winning Bids: They will automatically charge the remaining balances to the payment method on file after the auction closes..

Links you might need for the Yavapai County, Arizona, Tax Lien Auction:

• Yavapai County Tax Sale Information Link 
• Yavapai County Treasurer and Tax Collector
• Yavapai County Online Auction Site
• What Do You Need to Know About Arizona Tax Liens?
• Learn How Does Tax Lien Investing Work
• Want to get started with Tax Liens? Click Here!
• Learn how to earn up to a 16% return on Tax Lien Certificates in Arizona!

The Yavapai County tax lien sale offers investors the chance to earn competitive interest on delinquent property tax liens, capped at a maximum of 16%. A winning tax lien investment provides the holder with a high-priority lien against delinquent properties, which can eventually lead to foreclosure rights if the property owner fails to redeem. To make the most of this investment opportunity, ensure early registration and careful research on each parcel. For more details, visit Yavapai County’s Auction Site.

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