Find upcoming tax auctions and check the property list
Find official sale announcements and check which properties are still in the auction.
Track the auction date and the property list separately. A county may announce a sale before posting parcels, and a property can leave the list before bidding starts.
Find the official announcement
Start with the responsible county or state office. Use its designated auction-platform link. A page saying sales are "usually in November" does not confirm a particular sale.
Record registration deadlines as well as bidding dates. The Los Angeles County schedule lists them separately. Keep the published time zone, bidding format and instructions with your research.
Check the list for your sale
San Mateo County's FAQ warns that advertised properties may be redeemed, postponed or removed. Keep the official link and the date you checked it.
The Gulf County Clerk publishes dates alongside individual case and parcel information. Other counties use separate documents. Make sure the list you download belongs to the sale you plan to enter.
Use the calendar
ParcelShopper Auctions has list and calendar views. Open an event for its description, requirements and official source.
The detail page may link to an official property list or show properties we have matched to that auction. If it says "Parcel list not yet available," we do not have a verified list displayed for the event. The county may still have one.
Follow an event for a specific auction, or a county or state for future announcements. Choose a reminder interval and optional email delivery through your verified account. See calendar help for the controls.
Before bidding, check the notice, registration and current parcel status again. Following an event does not register you to bid or reserve a property.
Reviewed November 8, 2026. Calendar coverage is incomplete, and schedules can change.
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