Tax deed state
Oregon tax deed sales by county
Parsell has 112 listings in 7 counties in Oregon, every one on a free map with a flood, wetland and road access screen.
Free to browse, no account needed. Counts as of October 28, 2026.
- Counties
- 7
- Listings
- 112
- At auction
- 68
- Over the counter
- 44
- Sold directly, no auction
Oregon counties with listings
| County | Listings | What's for sale | Next sale | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baker County | 16 | Auction | Not posted yet | — |
| Crook County | 12 | Auction | Not posted yet | — |
| Hood River County | 15 | Auction | Not posted yet | — |
| Lincoln County | 22 | OTC land | — | — |
| Malheur County | 18 | Auction | Not posted yet | — |
| Wasco County | 16 | Auction 7 · OTC land 9 | Not posted yet | — |
| Washington County | 13 | OTC land | — | — |
How Oregon tax deed sales work
Oregon sells land the county already owns. After three years of delinquent taxes the county forecloses, the owner gets two more years to redeem, and then the property is deeded to the county. The county sells it by auction or sealed bid, and parcels that don't sell can be bought directly.
- What you buy
- The land, by county deed.
- Who sells
- The county, often through its property management office or the sheriff.
- Redemption
- Two years from the foreclosure judgment, shorter if the property is wasted or abandoned.
- When
- No set season. Each county sells when it has land to sell, about six years after the first missed tax payment.
- How it sells
- Oral auction, sealed bid or sheriff's sale, set by the county. Parcels that don't sell can be bought by direct sale.
- Surplus
- Former owners, heirs or successors can claim it (2024 law).
- Title
- Sold as is, with no title warranty. Some liens can survive.
Law: ORS 312.120, 312.122, 312.200 and chapter 275; HB 4056 (2024). A summary, not legal advice. Confirm the rules and deadlines with the county before you bid.