South Carolina tax deed sales

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.

1. 1

   Know the date and the venue

   The next tax deed sale in South Carolina is on December 1, 2026. A newer notice can move a date, so check the county's listing the day before.

2. 2

   Screen by opening bid

   The median opening bid here is $1,319, across 2,721 sales that print one. A plan sorts and filters by it, so a shortlist takes minutes.

3. 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. 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.

• Florida tax deed sale calendarEvery county's upcoming sale days, with parcel counts and start times.
• Tax certificate holdersThe funds applying for tax deeds, with every county they are active in.
• Guides to Florida tax deed salesFrom the tax certificate to the deed: how a sale works and how to read the notice.
• Search every upcoming saleBy parcel, owner, holder, county or certificate number.
• County tax sale calendarTax deed, tax lien and redeemable deed auctions announced across the country.
• Tax sale glossaryTax certificate, tax deed application, opening bid, redemption — every term a notice uses.