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Minnesota tax-forfeited land sales

Minnesota has 88 upcoming tax-forfeited land sales on record, drawn from 137 published notices across 13 counties. The next is on November 1, 2026.

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Upcoming sales
88
35 inside the next seven days

54 added in the last 7 days

Data as of

Next sales in Minnesota

88 sales
ParcelCountyCert. yearOpening bidCertificate holderOwner of record
In 5 days5 sales
230 Palmer St.21.200.1330Jackson County, MN—Withheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a plan
23.023.6500Jackson County, MN—Withheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a plan
604 3rd Ave N24.502.0820Jackson County, MN—Withheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a plan
26.200.0680Jackson County, MN—Withheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a plan
26.200.0690Jackson County, MN—Withheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a planWithheld; opens with a plan

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63 in the next 30 days · 25 open under $1,000

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Market activity

Notices tracked
137
122 distinct sales
Counties
13
5 with a published page
Median opening bid
$4K
98 notices print one
Next sale
Nov 1, 2026

Data as of

Upcoming sales by week
This weekJan 11, 2027

By county

13 counties
CountyUpcomingNext 30dNext saleHoldersNotices
Wright County2929Nov 2, 2026029
Renville County210Jan 8, 2027021
Dakota County2020Nov 9, 2026027
Anoka County84Nov 16, 202608
Jackson County55Nov 1, 2026010
Watonwan County33Nov 16, 202603
Mahnomen County11Nov 3, 2026011
Carver County11Nov 16, 202601
Brown County00None scheduled014
Ramsey County00None scheduled07
Lake County00None scheduled03
Morrison County00None scheduled02
Grant County00None scheduled01

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 Minnesota 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
  • Case or file number, where the notice prints one
  • Sale date, time and auction link
  • Opening bid, where the notice prints it
  • Owner of record
  • 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; Starter covers one state, without the source notices. See a complete sample record or compare plans.

Recently past their sale date

Last 90 days

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34 sales past their date in the last 90 days in Minnesota

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How to buy at a Minnesota tax-forfeited land sale

  1. Know the date and the venue

    The next tax-forfeited land sale in Minnesota is on November 1, 2026. A newer notice can move a date, so check the county's listing the day before.

  2. Screen by opening bid

    The median opening bid here is $4,000, across 66 sales that print one. A plan sorts and filters by it, so a shortlist takes minutes.

  3. 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.

  4. 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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Tax-forfeited land sales in Minnesota

How many tax-forfeited land sales are there in Minnesota?

We hold 137 notices from Minnesota, describing 122 tax-forfeited land sales across 13 counties. 88 are upcoming, with 63 in the next 30 days. Wright County carries the most, at 29.

When is the next tax-forfeited land sale in Minnesota?

The next tax-forfeited land sale anywhere in Minnesota is on November 1, 2026, 5 days from today. Dates come from the published notice; where a newer notice moved a sale, the newer date is shown.

Which Minnesota auction price is the opening bid?

Brown County's initial public auction uses the Basic Sales Price stated in its notice. A separate minimum bid applies to a subsequent sealed-bid stage only if a property remains unsold. The initial auction listings use the Basic Sales Price and do not treat that conditional later stage as confirmed inventory. Parcel identities and prices are checked against the county webpage and notice.