Kentucky tax foreclosure sales
Kentucky has 18 upcoming tax foreclosure sales on record, drawn from 36 published notices across 1 county. The next is on November 20, 2026.
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Data as of
| Parcel | County | Cert. year | Opening bid | Certificate holder | Owner of record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 sales | |||||
| 2109 West Burnett Avenue 40210Tax foreclosure | Jefferson County, KY | — | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 2812 Lytle Street 40212Tax foreclosure | Jefferson County, KY | — | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 441 North 28th Street 40212Tax foreclosure | Jefferson County, KY | — | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 1765 West Ormsby Avenue 40210Tax foreclosure | Jefferson County, KY | — | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 1210-1212 S. 16th St. 40210Tax foreclosure | Jefferson County, KY | — | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
13 more sales
See all 18 upcoming Kentucky tax foreclosure sales
18 in the next 30 days
Each one's parcel number, owner of record and, where the notice prints them, the opening bid and certificate holder. 3 days free on any plan.
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Market activity
- Notices tracked
- 36
- 36 distinct sales
- Counties
- 1
- 1 with a published page
- Median opening bid
- —
- Rarely printed in the notice
- Next sale
- Nov 20, 2026
Data as of
By county
1 county| County | Upcoming | Next 30d | Next sale | Holders | Notices | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jefferson County | 18 | 18 | Nov 20, 2026 | 2 | 36 |
Every county we hold notices from is listed and linked. Counties with fewer than eight sales upcoming or held in the last 90 days have a page but are not submitted to search engines — see methodology.
What a Kentucky record includes
Each record carries these fields wherever the published notice states them, read from the notice and kept beside it, so any figure can be checked against its source. A field the notice left out says so rather than showing a blank.
- Full parcel number and address
- Certificate number and year
- Sale date, time and auction link
- Opening bid, where the notice prints it
- Owner of record
- Certificate holder
- Legal description
- Every source notice behind the sale, on Pro and Business
- Rescheduled dates, and upset-bid deadlines where the state has them
How many sales each list holds is public, and the first five on each list show their parcel, address and sale date. The rest of the list, and the opening bid, owner and holder on every sale, open with any plan. See a complete sample record or compare plans.
Recently past their sale date
Last 90 daysOpens with any plan
18 sales past their date in the last 90 days in Kentucky
Each one's parcel number, owner of record and, where the notice prints them, the opening bid and certificate holder. 3 days free on any plan.
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How to buy at a Kentucky tax foreclosure sale
Know the date and the venue
The next tax foreclosure sale in Kentucky is on November 20, 2026. A newer notice can move a date, so check the county's listing the day before.
Screen by opening bid
Many notices here do not print the opening bid; the county's auction site states it before the sale, and the record links to it.
Research the parcel
Look the parcel up with the property appraiser and read the clerk's file. Some liens and obligations can survive a tax sale, and an owner who redeems before it cancels the sale.
Register and bid
Register with the auction site or the office holding the sale, and put down any deposit it requires before bidding. Its terms govern payment and deadlines.
Step by step, in any state: how to buy tax lien and tax deed properties, from finding the sale list to the checks before you bid and what happens after.
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For a Kentucky sale
- County tax auction calendarTax deed, tax lien and redeemable deed auctions announced across the country.
- How to buy tax sale propertyFinding the sale list, the checks before you bid, how bidding works and what happens after, in any state.
- Tax sale guidesHow to buy at a tax sale, which states sell deeds or liens, and Florida, Texas, Georgia, Pennsylvania and California step by step.
- Search every upcoming saleBy parcel, owner, holder, county or certificate number.
- Tax sale glossaryTax certificate, tax deed application, opening bid, redemption — every term a notice uses.
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Tax foreclosure sales in Kentucky
How many tax foreclosure sales are there in Kentucky?
We hold 36 notices from Kentucky, describing 36 tax foreclosure sales across 1 county. 18 are upcoming, with 18 in the next 30 days. Jefferson County carries the most, at 18.
When is the next tax foreclosure sale in Kentucky?
The next tax foreclosure sale anywhere in Kentucky is on November 20, 2026, 9 days from today. Dates come from the published notice; where a newer notice moved a sale, the newer date is shown.
How is a Kentucky tax foreclosure sale different from a tax deed sale?
Kentucky holds no tax deed auction at a clerk's office. The holder of a certificate of delinquency -- the county, or a private buyer of one -- sues to enforce the lien, and the court's master commissioner sells the property at a public auction. That master commissioner sale is Kentucky's county tax auction, and the nearest thing the state has to tax deed sales. The plaintiff named here is that lien holder.