Quick answerKansas sells tax deeds for unpaid property taxes. Redemption: No post-sale redemption. The owner may redeem at any time before the sheriff's sale; the county generally may not file its judicial foreclosure action until the parcel has remained unredeemed on September 1 of the second year after it was bid in by the county (September 1 of the first year for certain abandoned / low-value categories) - K.S.A. 79-2801 and 79-2401a. Sales: No statewide sale date; counties file judicial tax foreclosure actions periodically (commonly one sale cycle per year per county) and the sheriff sells after judgment, on a court-set date, with notice published for three consecutive weeks and the sale at least 30 days after first publication (K.S.A. 79-2804). Governing law: Kansas Statutes Annotated 79-2801 et seq. (Article 28, Judicial Foreclosure and Sale of Real Estate by County), esp. 79-2801 and 79-2804; redemption at 79-2401 / 79-2401a.