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| Type: | Redeemable Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Yearly – Varies County by County |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year With 1% Monthly Interest |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Hawaii Const Art 8 Sec 3 Ch 246 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Random Selection |
| Frequency: | Annually in Jul – Sep |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 15% + 3% Penalty |
| Redemption Period: | 4 Years |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Wyoming Statutes Title 39 Chapter 13 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Varies Based on Supply |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Vermont Statutes Title 32 Ch 133-9 |
| Notes: | Overbid Does Not Get Returned and Does Not Earn Interest. However, Tax Sales Are Very Rare in Vermont |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | 3rd Monday Yearly in Dec |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years + 60 Days |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | South Dakota Statutes Title 10 Chapter 20 |
| Notes: | Tax Lien Sales Are Not Common in SD |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Varies |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Rhode Island Code Chapter 44-9-1 |
| Notes: | Sales Handled by Municipality, Not County |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Bid Down the Interest Rate + Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually Throughout the Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 18% + 2%-6% Penalty and 8% – 18% on Subs Depending on the Amount |
| Redemption Period: | 2 Years |
| Online Auction: | Some |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | New Jersey Statutes Title 54 Ch 5 |
| Type: | N/A |
| Bidding Process: | N/A |
| Frequency: | N/A |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | N/A |
| Over the Counter: | N/A |
| Statute: | 2016 New Hampshire Rev Stat 5-80 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | “Rotational” Bidding System |
| Frequency: | Annually in March |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 14% |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years |
| Online Auction: | Only Douglas County |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | Nebraska Statue 77-1801 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | By Assignment via First Come First Serve Basis With Legal Requirements by Investor |
| Frequency: | Annually in July |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 10% + 2% Penalty |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Montana Code Ann 2015 Sec 15-16-301 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium “Overbid” |
| Frequency: | Annually in Aug |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 10% With 8% on Subsequent Years |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | Few |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Missouri General Assembly Ch 140 |
| Notes: | Must Be a State Resident to Bid at Lien Sales. City of St Louis and Jackson County Use Different Process (Tax Deeds) |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium “Overbid” |
| Frequency: | Annually, Apr or Aug |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 18% |
| Redemption Period: | 2 Years |
| Online Auction: | Some |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Mississippi Code Sec 27-41-49 to 27-41-89 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Varies by County |
| Frequency: | Annually in May – June |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | Varies by County. Anywhere Between 8% – 20% |
| Redemption Period: | 6 Months |
| Online Auction: | Some |
| Over the Counter: | |
| Statute: | General Assembly of Maryland 14-833 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Ownership Interest Bid Down |
| Frequency: | Yearly in May-June; Deeds: Monthly |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% + 5% Penalty |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years |
| Online Auction: | Yes |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Louisiana Revised Statute 47-2157 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Sealed Bid First Come First Serve Basis but Must Be Present |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Kentucky Rev Statute Ch 134 Art 420 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Random Selection Process in Lieu of Bid Down Ownership Interest |
| Frequency: | Annually 3rd Monday of June |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 24% |
| Redemption Period: | 2 Years |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Iowa Code Chapter 446 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | “Overbid” (Premium) |
| Frequency: | Annually Sometime in the Fall |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 10% Penalty if Redeemed in 1st 6 Months, 15% Penalty if Redeemed in Months 6-12, but Only on the Taxes and Fees Not the Overbid. Overbid Amount Receives 5% Interest. |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year if Sold at County Sale, Liens Not Sold at County Sale Are Certified to Commissioner and Sold in “Commissioner’s Certificate Sale” With 120 Day Redemption Period |
| Online Auction: | Yes |
| Over the Counter: | No but There Is a Second Auction Called a Commissioners Certificate Auction With a Shorter Redemption Period of 120 Days |
| Statute: | Indiana Code 6-1.1-25 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Bid Down the Interest Rate |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 36% |
| Redemption Period: | 2 to 2 1/2 Years Depending on Classification of Property |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | |
| Statute: | 35 ILCS 200/21 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually in Fall |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 9 Points Above Federal Discount Rate (Prime) |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years |
| Online Auction: | Yes |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | Colorado Revised Statutes 39-1-102 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Bid Down the Interest Rate |
| Frequency: | Annually in February |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 16% |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years |
| Online Auction: | Yes – Not All Counties. Various Sites. Largest County Is Maricopa County |
| Over the Counter: | Yes – Liens Only |
| Statute: | Arizona Statute Title 42, Ch 18, Art 3 |
| Type: | Tax Lien Certificate |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually In Apr-May-Jun |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% |
| Redemption Period: | 3 Years |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | Code of Alabama 1975, Sec 40, Ch 10 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Varies as Needed |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Wisconsin State Statutes Sec 75.69 |
| Type: | Hybrid – Both |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Lien Sales Annually Oct – Nov. Deed Sales Are Held on a Needed Basis and Only on Properties That Were Not Sold at Lien Sale and Were Held by the County for 18 Months |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% on Liens |
| Redemption Period: | 18 Months on Liens |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | West Virginia Code 11a Article 3 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually Later in the Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | Many |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Washington State RCW 84.64 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Code of Virginia 58.1-3965 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually in May |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Type: | Redeemable Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Vary Throughout the Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 12% |
| Redemption Period: | Up to 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | Very Few |
| Over the Counter: | Some Counties Yes, Others Do “Surplus Property Sales” After Redemption Period |
| Type: | Redeemable Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually in Fall |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 3% Per Quarter Capped at 12% Annually |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | “Upset Sale” First With Premium Bidding Which Does Not Extinguish Other Liens, Followed by “Judicial Sale” Where All Liens With the Exception of Irs Liens Are Extinguished |
| Frequency: | Annually Throughout the Year. Upset Sales Typically Held in the Fall. Judicial Sale Typically in the Spring but Could Be Anytime After the Upset Sale. |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | Very Few |
| Over the Counter: | Yes Through “Repository” List With County Acceptance |
| Statute: | Pennsylvania Statutes Title 72-5860 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually in Spring or Summer |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Oregon Statutes Chapter 312 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually in June |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes but County by County |
| Statute: | Oklahoma Statutes Title 68, Sec 3000 |
| Type: | Hybrid – Both |
| Bidding Process: | Premium on Deeds |
| Frequency: | Annually Throughout the Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 18% With Bid Down |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year on Liens but Not Targeted for Individual Buyers |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Ohio Revised Code Section 5721.30 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually on the Third Tues in Nov |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes, on County Basis |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Multiple Step Process. 1) Tax Foreclosure Sale With Premium Bidding but 10-day “Upset Bid” Period. Then Subsequent Sale, Then Surplus |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes – “Surplus” |
| Statute: | North Carolina General Statutes 105-374 |
| Type: | Hybrid – Both |
| Bidding Process: | Premium on Deeds |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 20% on Liens With Bid Down |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | Yes |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | New York Real Property Tax Law Art 11 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually Throughout the Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | New Mexico Statutes Chapter 7 Article 38 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | Only Pershing County |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Nevada Revised Statute 361.585 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Varies on as Needed Basis |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | 2016 Minnesota Statutes Chapter 282 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually, Between July and Nov |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | Yes |
| Over the Counter: | Yes, “Surplus” |
| Statute: | Michigan General Property Tax Public Act 206 of 1983 |
| Type: | Tax Liens and Deeds |
| Bidding Process: | Varies by Municipality |
| Frequency: | Varies |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | 6 Months |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Mass Gen Laws Part 1 Title 9 Ch 60 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Oral or Sealed Bid – Premium |
| Frequency: | Varies |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Maine Revised Statute Title 36 Part 2 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Varies by County & as Needed Depending on Number of Properties |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Kansas Statute Article 21 Ch 79-2101 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually in May or Varied Based on Number of Properties |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Only a Few Counties |
| Statute: | Idaho Code Sec 63-100 to 63-101 |
| Type: | Redeemable Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Monthly on First Tuesday on the Month in Most Counties |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year With 20% Penalty + 10% for Each Subsequent Year Until Foreclosure Is Filed |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Georgia Code Title 48 Ch 4 Article 1 |
| Type: | Hybrid – Both |
| Bidding Process: | Liens – Bid Down the Interest Rate. Deed – Premium |
| Frequency: | Throughout the Year Per County Discretion |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 18% |
| Redemption Period: | 2 Years |
| Online Auction: | Yes |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | Florida Statutes Chapter 197 |
| Type: | “Monition Sales” (Redeemable Deed) |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Quarterly or Monthly Based on the County |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year With 20% Interest or 60 Days With 15% Penalty, Determined by County |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Delaware Statue Title 9 Ch 87 |
| Type: | Hybrid – Liens & Redeemable Deeds |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | 1 Year With 18% Penalty |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | No |
| Statute: | Connecticut Gen Stat Title 12 Ch 204 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually – Varies Throughout Year |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | No but They Can Challenge Validity of Sale for 1 Year |
| Online Auction: | Yes – Most Counties |
| Over the Counter: | No – ‘ReOffer Sales’ Though |
| Statute: | Ca. Rev & Taxation Code Div 1 Part 6 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | First Come, First Serve Basis via Sealed Bid |
| Frequency: | Varies by Burrough Preferences |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | N/A |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | Alaska Statutes 29.45 Sec 320 |
| Type: | Tax Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Annually Typically During Summer Months |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | N/A |
| Redemption Period: | 30 Day Redemption Period & 90 Day Litigation Period |
| Online Auction: | No |
| Over the Counter: | Yes |
| Statute: | Arkansas Code Sec 26-37-101 |
| Type: | Redeemable Deed |
| Bidding Process: | Premium |
| Frequency: | Monthly on the First Tuesday of the Month |
| Interest Rate / Penalty: | 25% Penalty Per 6 Months for Non Homestead or Special Land Use Properties. If 2 Yr Redemption Period Applies 25% for 1st Year and 50% Penalty for 2nd Year |
| Redemption Period: | 6 Months for Most Properties. 2 Years for Homestead and Special Land Use Properties |
| Online Auction: | The Vast Majority No, but in 2019, Two Counties (Victoria & Orange) |
| Over the Counter: | Sealed Bid for “Struck Off” Properties |
| Statute: | Texas Tax Code 1-E-24A |
Monroe County
Unlocking Real Estate Opportunities Through Tax Sales in Monroe County, Georgia
If you’re thinking about getting into real estate through tax sales, Monroe County, Georgia, might be a great place to start. It’s affordable, located between Atlanta and Macon, and has a growing market with solid potential. In this article, we’ll walk you through how tax sales work in Monroe County, what to expect at the auction, and how to get started.
Overview of Georgia’s Tax Sale System
Georgia uses a redeemable tax deed system. When you purchase a property at a tax sale, the current owner has one year and one day to pay you back. If they do, you get your full investment back plus 20% interest. If they don’t redeem, you can pursue full ownership through a quiet title process.
Georgia’s setup gives investors the chance for high returns while limiting the risk of long-term property commitments unless desired.
Important Details for Monroe County Tax Sales
You can find more details on the Monroe County Tax Sales page.
Why Monroe County Stands Out
Monroe County sits right off I-75, between Atlanta and Macon. That makes it attractive for commuters, logistics businesses, and people who want rural living with access to city jobs. It’s an area where you can still buy at lower prices but expect real long-term value.
Forsyth, the county seat, is the hub of real estate activity here. From historic homes to new builds, it’s got something for every buyer or investor. The well-rated school district adds to the area’s appeal for families looking to buy or rent.
Fun Facts About Georgia and Monroe County
Attractions and Economic Highlights
Popular Attractions
You’ll find local parks, small museums, trails, and yearly events like the Forsythia Festival, which brings the community together each spring.
Transportation Infrastructure
With Interstate 75, rail lines, and proximity to regional airports, Monroe County offers strong infrastructure for business and daily living.
Economic Development
Local growth is fueled by small manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, and education. The county is planning for growth without losing its rural charm.
Community Appeal
Whether you like fishing, hiking, or enjoying small-town life, Monroe County has a lot to offer. There’s a balance of open land, historic spaces, and welcoming neighborhoods.
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What Makes Georgia Tax Deed Investing Smart?
High Returns with Lower Risk
If the property is redeemed, investors earn a flat 20% return—no matter when the redemption occurs within the year. That’s far better than traditional bank returns or many other asset classes.
Auction Process in Georgia
Monroe County tax sales are live and in-person. The auction is public outcry, meaning bidders call out offers. The highest bidder wins and must pay in full immediately, usually with a cashier’s check or money order.
Maximum Potential Returns
If the property isn’t redeemed, the investor can start a quiet title process and take full ownership. This gives two paths for value: strong fixed returns or long-term property investment.
Open to All Investors
You don’t need to live in Georgia—or even in the U.S.—to invest. Georgia’s tax deed sales are open to foreign investors and out-of-state buyers.
Understanding the Monroe County Auction Process
All tax sales are cash only—no financing or payment plans allowed.
Expected Returns and Investment Yield
Returns depend on whether the original owner redeems the property:
The process is designed to be investor-friendly, especially for those looking for reliable returns.
Foreign Investor Participation
Foreign investors can take part, as Georgia has no residency requirement. You can bid in person or have a local representative.
Importance of Due Diligence
Always research the property before bidding. This includes:
Skipping this step could lead to major surprises—like a condemned house or expensive repairs.
Buying Over-the-Counter (OTC) Tax Deeds
Some properties don’t sell at auction. These are available OTC through the Tax Commissioner’s Office.
How to Buy
Benefits of OTC
Why Georgia Is a Top Choice for Tax Deed Investors
Economic and Tax Advantages
Georgia’s business-friendly economy, low taxes, and transparent property laws make it ideal for investors.
Real Estate Market Overview
Real estate in Monroe County is affordable, and demand continues to grow thanks to its location and community strength.
Conclusion: Why Invest in Monroe County
Monroe County offers a unique mix of affordability, strong returns, and growth potential. You don’t need to be a big-time investor—just someone who does their homework and acts with purpose.
With live auctions, flat-rate returns, and solid property options, it’s a great place to start or grow your real estate portfolio.
Pro Tips
Frequently Asked Questions
Can anyone buy tax deeds in Monroe County?
Yes. Georgia sales are open to local, out-of-state, and international buyers.
Do I get the property right away?
No. The current owner has 1 year + 1 day to redeem the property.
How do I find properties for sale?
Check the Tax Commissioner’s Office site and legal ads in The Monroe County Reporter.
Can I finance my bid?
No. You must pay in full immediately after winning.
What happens after the redemption period ends?
You can begin the quiet title process to take full ownership.
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Need a Hand?
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