Tax Defaulted Land Sale
Our next tax sale will be May of 2024, on the website: www.bid4assets.com
For Terms of Sale (Sample) Click Here
For the June 16-19, 2023 Tax Sale Results Click Here
For the May 12-15, 2023 Tax Sale Results Click Here
For Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Click Here
Public Auction . . . How It Works
When secured real property remains tax-defaulted for five years, it becomes subject to the Tax Collector's Power to Sell. The county tax collector may offer the property for sale at public auction, a sealed bid sale, or a negotiated sale to a public agency or qualified non-profit organization. Public auctions are the most common way of selling tax-defaulted property. The purpose of offering tax-defaulted property at auction is to collect the unpaid taxes and to convey the title of the property to a responsible owner. The auction is conducted by the county tax collector, and the property is sold to the highest bidder. The State Controller's website: www.sco.ca.gov/ardtax_public_auction.html offers information about upcoming auctions throughout California.
Modoc County does not sell tax liens for tax-defaulted properties.
Buyer Beware! It is the responsibility of the bidder to have investigated any parcels that they wish to bid on. You may also want to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page if you are uncertain about a public auction. No statements are made nor implied as to what you may use the parcel for if you are the successful bidder. It is recommended you physically look at the property to determine its use.
Rescinding a Tax Sale
Procedures for filing a petition to rescind a tax sale with the Modoc County Tax Collector and Board of Supervisors are located here
Petition to Rescind Sale of Tax-Defaulted Property