Tax Sale

Beaver County does not maintain excess funds above the amount of taxes, penalties, interest and administrative costs related to the property subject to sale. Any excess funds are remitted to the State Treasurer.

Tax deeds are issued after acceptance of governing body at next scheduled Commission Meeting

Properties sold during the May Tax Sale shall be conveyed by Tax Deed. This form of Deed is not a Warranty Deed. As a purchaser, you assume all risks related to the property. The County makes no representations, warranties, or guarantees as to any property sold at the tax sale. By way of example only, and not by way of limitation, the County makes no representation, warranty, or guarantee as to whether the property exists, is buildable or developable, is subject to claims of other parties, is encumbered by liens, easements, mortgages, trust deeds, tax liens, assessments or other interests, is habitable, complies with zoning regulations, has access, does not have access, is contaminated or free of contamination, is properly assessed, or is properly described.
Successful bidders assume all risks and liabilities associated with the property including, but is not limited to, additional property tax assessment, existing liens or other encumbrances, or fines levied by any government agency. Prospective buyers are responsible to do all research they deem necessary to evaluate the properties they are interested in purchasing at the sale. The clerk's office does not provide any advice, legal or otherwise, to any prospective buyer beyond answering questions related to the procedures of administering the sale.
All sales are final! Beaver County does not issue refunds for any reason unless a sale is invalidated by order of the Beaver County Commission or another adjudicating body.