Pinal County Tax Sale Information

Pinal County will hold its annual Delinquent Property Tax Lien Sale Auction online on February 13, 2025. Hosted by RealAuction.com, the sale allows registered bidders to secure tax lien certificates on properties with outstanding taxes. The registration period opens approximately two weeks before the auction, and initial deposits must be submitted one day prior to the sale.

Key Auction Details:

Date: February 13, 2025
Location: Online at RealAuction.com,
Time: The first batch closes at 8:00 AM MST, and successive batches close hourly, with the last batch ending at 4:00 PM MST.

Terms of Sale:

Purchase Type: Bidders compete by offering the lowest acceptable interest rate, starting at 16% and going down in 1% increments, with 0% bids allowed.

Finality of Sale: All sales are final. Buyers must perform due diligence as no guarantees are made on investment returns or property condition.

Fees: Each winning bid includes a $10 certificate fee and a non-refundable processing fee ranging from $1 to $10 based on the purchase amount.

How to Participate:

Register on RealAuction.com: Create your account at least one day before the sale, and make sure you meet the deposit requirements. You must be a U.S. registrant.. persons or entities with valid Tax Identification Numbers (TINs).

Make Required Deposits: You must wire or transfer deposits, calculated as 10% of anticipated bid amounts (with a minimum of $500), online..

Bid on Parcels: Bidding begins at 16% interest. Auctioneers award parcels to bidders who offer the lowest rates.

Complete Payment: After the sale, pay for awarded certificates within 24 hours via wire transfer or ACH.

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

• Pinal County Tax Sale Information Link 
• Pinal County Treasurer and Tax Collector
• Pinal 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!

Why Participate:

The Pinal County Tax Lien Sale is a valuable opportunity for investors to earn interest on tax liens at competitive rates. With interest capped at 16%, these liens are high-priority liens against properties in delinquency, giving certificate holders the right to collect on unpaid taxes plus interest or, after three years, to initiate foreclosure. Participants should conduct thorough research on each parcel, register early, and be ready to act quickly when bidding starts. For full auction details, visit RealAuction.com.

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