Ohio is unique in that it offers both Ohio tax lien certificates and Ohio tax deeds. For tax lien certificates, investors can get yields as high as 18% per annum with a one year right of redemption. Tax Deeds are sold to the bidder with the highest bid.
Tax Sale Type: Tax Deeds (Sec. 5721.19 ) and Tax Lien Certificates (see notes) (Sec. 5721.31 )
Contact: County Tax Collector (Sec. 5721.31 )
Bid Procedure: Premium Bid (Sec. 5721.19 ). Bid down interest rate (tax lien certificates). (Sec. 5721.32 (C) )
Redemption Period: One (1) year (Sec. 5721.37 (A)(1) ).
Law: Ohio Revised Code, Title 57, Chapter 5721, "Delinquent Lands," and Chapter 5723, "Forfeited Lands."
Law: Ohio Revised Code, Title 57, Chapter 5721, "Delinquent Lands," and Chapter 5723, "Forfeited Lands."
Tax Lien Certificate Sales: According to (Sec. 5721.31 ) 'Counties having a population of at least 200,000, may collect delinquent taxes by selling tax lien certificates at public auction'.
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The following is a list of counties located in the state of Ohio. Tax Deeds for properties located in the following counties are sold at Ohio county tax sales.
Learn more about each county's individual tax sale process by clicking on the name of the county for which you are interested from the list below: