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Delaware tax sales by county
Quick answerDelaware sells redeemable tax deeds for unpaid property taxes. Lien buyers can earn Depends on the method: monition sales — 15% penalty on the purchase price (9 Del. C. § 8729); direct sales in Kent and Sussex Counties — 20% interest on the purchase money (9 Del. C. § 8776). Redemption: Depends on the method: monition sales — 60 days from Superior Court approval/confirmation of the sale (§ 8729); direct sales in Kent and Sussex Counties — 1 year from the time of sale, and no deed may be made until that year expires (§ 8776) Sales: Year-round as scheduled by county — New Castle County monition (sheriff) sales are held monthly, on the second Tuesday of the month; Kent and Sussex sales are scheduled by the county tax collecting authority and returned to Superior Court for approval Governing law: 9 Del. C. Chapter 87 (§§ 8701 et seq., Collection of Delinquent Taxes), esp. §§ 8729, 8776.
Every Delaware county page below carries these same state rules, the investor process, and the county's alert-verification status. Sale-list sources are verified county by county — a county page never invents a platform, date or deposit. Start with the rules: Delaware tax sale laws · sale calendar · investing guide.
Kent County
FIPS 10001 · Redeemable tax deeds
New Castle County
FIPS 10003 · Redeemable tax deeds
Sussex County
FIPS 10005 · Redeemable tax deeds
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