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Los Angeles County, California Delinquent Tax List 2026

Los Angeles County, California Tax Sale 2026: 1,239 parcels published by the county for this sale.

Los Angeles County, California has not yet announced its next tax sale date -- the most recent cycle has closed and the next one has not opened.

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Next sale: Not yet announced (annual, typically spring; 2026 sale already closed)

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Los Angeles County surplus funds list: 1,903 records, $55,957,556

When a property here sells for more than the taxes owed, the excess belongs to the former owner until the county’s claim deadline passes. We hold 1,903 verified Los Angeles County records totalling $55,957,556, each one traced to the official county report it came from, updated through 2026-10-04.

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Los Angeles County, California delinquent tax list: 1,239 properties from the last sale

Source: LA County Board of Supervisors adopted letter (Auction 2026B), retrieved 2026-07-27

This sale has already been held. Below is the list exactly as the county published it, which is still the record of what went to sale and the usual starting point for working out what the next cycle will look like. Nothing here is available to buy today. The full 1,239 parcels, with a map, filters, CSV export and a report on any single parcel, are in the member research view.

Years tracked: 2026 (1 list). 2026: 1,239 parcels. Each year's Los Angeles County list is kept as published, so a parcel that appears again next year can be traced back.

ParcelTypeOpening bidSale date

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StatusNot yet announced
Next possible dateNot yet announced (annual, typically spring; 2026 sale already closed)
Property listPosted by official source (see link below)
Sale typeTax deed
PlatformLA County Treasurer-Tax Collector (GovEase)
Last verified2026-07-15

1,239 parcels on file for Los Angeles County

No sale date is set right now. These are the parcels most recently listed by the county or its auction platform, including certificates offered over the counter where the county sells them that way; the next sale list appears here as soon as it is posted.

1,239 liens. Opening bids run $1,673 to $2,079,818. Pro members research each parcel before the sale: a property report with the assessed value, the owner of record, liens on title and the county's own data, 25 reports a month, plus alerts the day Los Angeles County changes this date.

Los Angeles County at a glance

TaxLienSimple Index
56/100
Tier B
Competition
High
score 70
Auction format
In-person
Median home value
$732,200
US Census ACS
Median gross rent
$1,805/mo
US Census ACS
Vacancy rate
6.6%
46.2% owner-occupied
Population
9,936,690
-1.7% over 5 years
Median real-estate taxes
$5,124/yr
US Census ACS
FEMA risk rating
Very High
Earthquake, Riverine Flooding

Los Angeles County is holding surplus funds from past tax deed sales

1,903 verified records totaling $55,957,556, taken from the county's own report dated 2026-10-04. Former owners can check whether they are owed money, free, at the Los Angeles County surplus funds list.

Figures above are drawn from TaxLienSimple's tracked inventory, the county competition model and US Census ACS data; see how we verify.

This is one tracked sale cycle. For Los Angeles County's recurring cadence, platform, legal structure, and other tracked cycles, see the Los Angeles County tax sale hub.

What this page shows: Los Angeles County's official platform has not yet announced the next sale, this year's cycle has closed and next year's hasn't opened. We're showing the typical season based on historical pattern, not a confirmed date. Always confirm directly with the official source below before making plans.

Next sale (not yet announced): Not yet announced (annual, typically spring; 2026 sale already closed)

Time: Online multi-day event; 2026 primary sale ran Apr 18-21.

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Property list

Sale type
deed
Auction platform
LA County Treasurer-Tax Collector (GovEase)
Bidding method
Online minimum-bid ascending auction ($100 increments), highest bidder (Cal. R&T Code 3691/3698.5). Register on GovEase, NOT with the county.
Statutory maximum rate
Deed sale -- no lien interest.
Redemption period
Redemption terminates 5:00 PM the last business day before the sale -- California has NO extended right of redemption after the sale (Cal. R&T Code 3707).
Deposit requirement
$5,000 or 10% of your spend limit, whichever is greater, via GovEase (bank wire / money order).

Registration deadline

Register on GovEase in the posted window (2026: Mar 13 - Apr 14); no in-person option.

Statutory basis

Cal. Rev. & Tax Code 3691 et seq.

The county Tax Collector auctions tax-defaulted property (delinquent 5 years) -- a deed sale, usually online in spring. Redemption ends the last business day before the sale; no post-sale redemption (3707).

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Los Angeles County tax sale, FAQ

When is the next Los Angeles County, California tax sale?

Los Angeles County, California has not yet announced its next sale date, this cycle has closed and the next hasn't opened. Watch this auction to be emailed the moment the date is confirmed.

What platform does the Los Angeles County tax sale use?

Los Angeles County, California runs its deed sale via LA County Treasurer-Tax Collector (GovEase). Online minimum-bid ascending auction ($100 increments), highest bidder (Cal. R&T Code 3691/3698.5). Register on GovEase, NOT with the county.

What is the redemption period and rate in Los Angeles County, California?

Redemption terminates 5:00 PM the last business day before the sale -- California has NO extended right of redemption after the sale (Cal. R&T Code 3707). Rate/premium: Deed sale -- no lien interest.

How do I register for the Los Angeles County tax sale?

Register on GovEase in the posted window (2026: Mar 13 - Apr 14); no in-person option.

What deposit is required for the Los Angeles County tax sale?

$5,000 or 10% of your spend limit, whichever is greater, via GovEase (bank wire / money order).

What this page does not show

Everything above is the sale itself: the date, the platform, the statutory terms and the county's own sources, free and without an account. What it does not show is the property-level detail, or the 409 other county and city sales tracked alongside this one.

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