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Crowley County CO – Tax Lien Auction

November 17 @ 10:00 am

Crowley County Tax Information

Crowley County, Colorado, will hold its 2026 Tax Lien Auction on November 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM MST, through GovEase. The Crowley County Treasurer will offer tax lien certificates for unpaid 2025 property taxes. Investors can bid online and earn a 13% annual interest rate on qualifying tax lien amounts.

Registration closes November 16, 2026, at 4:30 PM MST.

Key Auction Details

Date: November 17, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM MST
Location: Online at GovEase
Auction Type: Tax Lien Certificate Sale
Interest Rate: 13% annually
Registration Deadline: November 16, 2026, at 4:30 PM MST
Prebidding Opens: November 16, 2026, at 7:30 AM MST
Minimum Bid Increment: $1
Bid Clock: 30 seconds, with a 10-second reset after each bid
Required Deposit: 10% of requested bidding approval amount
Payment Deadline: 1 day after the auction concludes
Auction Website: https://www.govease.com/auctions

Terms of Sale

Crowley County uses a premium bidding system. Investors bid above the opening tax lien amount, with minimum increments of $1.

Interest: Tax lien certificates earn 13% annual interest on qualifying amounts.

Premium Bids: Premium amounts do not earn interest, and investors do not receive premium refunds upon redemption.

Deposit: GovEase requires 10% of your requested bidding limit.

Deposit Methods: ACH/e-check or wire transfer. GovEase does not accept credit or debit cards for deposits.

Final Payment: GovEase accepts online e-check payments.

Certificate Fee: $4 per certificate.

Annual Endorsement Fee: $5 per certificate.

Deposit Refunds: GovEase processes refunds 7–10 business days after the sale ends.

Certificate Expiration: Tax liens expire seven years after the sale.

All sales are final. Investors must research properties before bidding.

How to Participate

Register: Visit GovEase and create your bidder account before November 16, 2026, at 4:30 PM MST.

Submit Documents: Complete and electronically sign all required registration forms.

Pay Your Deposit: Submit 10% of your requested bidding approval amount through ACH or wire transfer.

Review Properties: Check the auction listings, property records, unpaid taxes, and any additional assessments.

Place Bids: Start prebidding November 16 or join the live auction November 17 at 10:00 AM MST.

Complete Payment: Pay your winning balance within one day after the auction concludes.

GovEase must approve your registration before you can bid.

Important Information for Investors

Tax Lien Ownership: Buying a tax lien does not give you immediate ownership of the property. You purchase a tax lien certificate that represents delinquent taxes.

Redemption: Property owners redeem their liens through the Crowley County Treasurer. Investors must not request direct payments from property owners.

Treasurer’s Deed: Colorado law allows qualifying certificate holders to pursue a Treasurer’s Deed after the applicable waiting period and statutory requirements. A deed does not come automatically with the certificate.

Additional Taxes: Certificate holders should review annual endorsement requirements and future property taxes.

Property Research: Check property access, legal descriptions, land restrictions, special assessments, and title concerns before bidding.

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The Crowley County Tax Lien Auction gives investors an opportunity to purchase delinquent property tax liens with a stated 13% annual interest rate on qualifying amounts.

With online bidding and $1 minimum bid increments, investors can participate from anywhere. Research each lien, understand premium bidding costs, and complete registration before the deadline.

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