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Los Angeles County Tax sale research & Auction Data

California • Tax Deed State

Los Angeles County's Treasurer and Tax Collector auctions tax-defaulted properties online and posts each sale on its schedule of upcoming auctions. In 2026 its online auctions run on GovEase. Properties offered are those where owners have failed to pay property taxes for five or more years. Listings can come from any of the county's 88 incorporated cities and its unincorporated areas. Opening bids start at the total amount of delinquent taxes, penalties, and costs. Properties range from vacant desert lots in Lancaster and Palmdale to urban parcels in Long Beach, Compton, and Inglewood.

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Los Angeles County Tax Sale Overview

Sale TypeTax Deed (ownership transfer)
Governing LawCalifornia Revenue & Taxation Code
Redemption PeriodNone after the sale (the right to redeem ends before the auction)
Auction PlatformGovEase (online) for the 2026 auctions
Typical VolumeVaries by auction; see the Treasurer and Tax Collector schedule

Frequently asked questions

When does LA County hold tax sale auctions?

The Treasurer and Tax Collector posts each upcoming auction on its schedule page. Its 2026 auctions run online on GovEase, with registration and deposit deadlines set for each sale.

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How do I register for an LA County tax sale?

Follow the auction link on the Treasurer and Tax Collector's schedule page. For 2026 auctions, bidders register with GovEase rather than the county and pay the deposit set in that auction's terms.

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What happens after I win an LA County tax sale property?

The county issues a tax deed. Los Angeles County says possession follows recording of the tax deed, and it cautions buyers about improvements on the property and potential challenges after a sale. Plan for title review rather than assuming the deed alone gives you insurable title.

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