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Pinellas County, Florida Tax Sale

Expected (month confirmed): May 2026 (started May 15, 16 bidding days)

Time: Online, runs across the bidding-day window.

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Property list

Sale type
lien
Auction platform
LienHub
Bidding method
Online reverse (bid-down) auction from 18%, on or before June 1 statutory deadline (Fla. Stat. 197.432).
Statutory maximum rate
18% per annum; a 3% mandatory delinquency surcharge is added April 1 separately from the bid rate
Redemption period
2 years from issuance before a deed application may be filed (Fla. Stat. 197.502).
Deposit requirement
Not stated by the official source.

Registration deadline

Not stated by the official source.

Statutory basis

Fla. Stat. Ch. 197 (Sec. 197.432, 197.472, 197.502, 197.542)

Tax certificate sales (liens) and tax deed sales (auctions of unredeemed certificates) are both authorized under Ch. 197; deed sale timing is set per-case by each Clerk of Court, not a fixed statewide calendar date.

Pinellas County tax sale — FAQ

When is the next Pinellas County, Florida tax sale?

Pinellas County, Florida has announced May 2026 (started May 15, 16 bidding days), but the specific day is not yet posted. We show only what the county has confirmed.

What platform does the Pinellas County tax sale use?

Pinellas County, Florida runs its lien sale via LienHub. Online reverse (bid-down) auction from 18%, on or before June 1 statutory deadline (Fla. Stat. 197.432).

What is the redemption period and rate in Pinellas County, Florida?

2 years from issuance before a deed application may be filed (Fla. Stat. 197.502). Rate/premium: 18% per annum; a 3% mandatory delinquency surcharge is added April 1 separately from the bid rate