A sale of property, usually at auction, for non-payment of assessed taxes.
The auctioning off of a property at public auction due to unpaid taxes on the property.A tax sale can be a good place to get repossessed properties for less.
Sale of property conducted for the purpose of collecting delinquent taxes.
a delinquent tax auction where unpaid taxes are sold
a public auction of tax deeds and/or tax liens used to collect delinquent real property taxes
Foreclosure sale on property for nonpayment of taxes.
A public auction by governmental authority of property, after a certain period of nonpayment of property taxes.
When a government official publicly sells a property due to nonpayment of taxes.
A sale of land for unpaid taxes; a sale of property, by authority of law, for the collection of a tax assessed upon it, or upon its owner which remains unpaid.
Sale of property because of a delinquency in the payment of taxes.
Public sale of property at auction by governmental authority, due to nonpayment of property taxes.
The process of "selling" a property to the governing authority (usually a state) because of unpaid real estate taxes. No actual sale takes place. Title is transferred to the governing authority and typically the former owner may redeem it within a certain time (which varies by area) by paying taxes, penalties and costs.
The sale of a property, usually under a court order, to satisfy a tax lien.
a sale of real or personal property conducted by a parish Sheriff's Office to satisfy an unpaid ad valorem tax obligation.
Sale of property by a governmental body for non-payment of taxes, ether by tender or auction.
A sale of property by a governmental agency, for nonpayment of taxes.
Public sale of property at auction by governmental authority, after a period of nonpayment of property taxes.
The sale of property by a taxing authority or an officer of the court acting on a judgment to satisfy the payment of delinquent taxes.
The public sale of a property by the government for nonpayment of taxes.
Property on which current county taxes have not been paid is "sold to the state." No actual sale takes place - the title is transferred to the state and the owner may redeem it by paying taxes, penalties and costs. If it has not been redeemed within five years, the property (referred to as "tax sold property") is actually deeded to the state. (Similar "sales" to cities take place for unpaid city taxes.)
Sale conducted for the purpose of collecting delinquent taxes assessed to a parcel of real property.
The sale of property after a period of nonpayment of taxes. The grantee receives a tax deed. In most states the defaulting party has a redemption period during which he may pay the unpaid taxes, interest, court costs, and the purchase price to redeem the property.
Public sale of property by a government authority as a result of non-payment of taxes.
Property that is sold by the government to recover unpaid taxes.
A sale of property after a period of non-payment of taxes.
A sale of real property ordered by the court in order to raise money to cover delinquent taxes
Public sale of property at an auction by a government authority as a result of nonpayment of taxes.
Sale of property by the County Treasurer for the nonpayment of general or special property taxes.
The sale of property due to nonpayment of property taxes.
Property is sold to the public, by a government authority, as a result of taxes that are unpaid.
A sale of property, usually at auction, for nonpayment of taxes assessed against it.
Sale of property by a government body for non-payment of taxes, either by tender or auction.
A government sale of property to recover unpaid taxes.
A tax sale refers to property being sold by a taxing authority or the court to recover delinquent taxes.