Tax Sale Information
What is a Tax Sale?
A tax sale is the sale of one or more properties by a municipality, to recover unpaid property taxes on those properties. Tax sales are conducted either by public auction or by public tender. After three years of unpaid property taxes, a property may be entered into the tax sale process.
Tax sale properties may sell for less than the market value of the property. This is because a municipality only needs to obtain the amount of taxes owing (including any accumulated interest and penalties), plus any costs involved in conducting the tax sale. The highest qualified tender is declared the successful purchaser.
After a tax deed has been registered, the former owner cannot redeem the property. However, before a tax deed is registered, the owner might be able to redeem the property by paying the cancellation price, thereby stopping the sale.
Tax Sale Information
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The Tax Sale Process
Tax Sale ProcessTax Sale Frequently Asked Questions
Instructions for Submitting a Tax Sale Tender
Instructions for Submitting a TenderSale of Land By Public Tender
FORM 6 – SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC TENDER – 8.24 x 18
Form 7 Tender to Purchase Form
Form 7 Tender to PurchaseTax Sale Results – November 18, 2021
File Number |
Roll Number |
Civic Address |
Results |
18-002 |
334.030.45600 |
6 John St. Port Dover |
Tax Sale Cancelled |
18-012 |
401.001.21800 |
469 Norfolk St N, Simcoe |
Tax Sale Cancelled |
19-009 |
336.060.45300 |
Cockshutt Rd |
No Bids Recieved |
19-012 |
337.030.24900 |
2332 Highway 24 E |
Tax Sale Cancelled |
19-020 |
493.020.02100 |
Charlotteville Rd 10 |
Tax Sale Cancelled |
19-021 |
493.020.02410 |
847 Charlotteville Rd 10 |
Tax Sale Cancelled |
19-039 |
543.050.36000 |
45 Hastings, Long Point |
Tax Sale Cancelled |