Shelby County Tax Sale Information

Shelby County will hold its Delinquent Property Tax Sale on April 21 – 24, 2026, through an online auction at ZeusAuction.com. Registration opens four weeks before the auction and must be completed before bidding.

Key Auction Details

Date: April 21 – 24, 2026
Location: Online at ZeusAuction.com
Time: 9:00 PM CST

Terms of Sale

Shelby County sells properties at public auction to recover unpaid property taxes. The Shelby County Trustee does not offer tax lien certificates or over-the-counter sales. The county sells all properties as-is, without warranty. The winning bidder is responsible for conducting due diligence before bidding.

The starting bid includes all unpaid taxes, penalties, interest, and court costs. If the property owner redeems the property, the county refunds the bidder’s purchase price plus 12% annual interest.

Employees and their relatives of the Shelby County Trustee’s Office are not eligible to bid.

How to Participate

Register on ZeusAuction.com at least four weeks before the auction.

Provide a valid bank account during registration to be eligible to bid.

View properties starting 30 days before the auction on ZeusAuction.com.

Monitor the Memphis Daily News for published tax sale listings.

Links you might need for the Shelby County, Tennessee, Tax Auction:

• Shelby County Tax Sale Information Link 
• Shelby County Trustees
• Shelby County Online Auction Site
• Why Tennessee Tax Sales Are a Smart Investment Choice
• Let’s talk about redeemable tax deeds and how you can profit from them!
• Discover Tax Deeds and how you can find property for as little as $50! 

Shelby County’s tax sale presents an opportunity to acquire property through public auction. Whether you are looking for an investment or a property to develop, conducting thorough research and registering early will ensure a smooth bidding experience. Be prepared to finalize payments promptly to secure your winning bid.

For more details, visit ZeusAuction.com or contact the Shelby County Trustee’s Office at (901) 222-1150

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