City of Louisville, Mississippi Tax Sale 2027
City of Louisville, Mississippi has announced its next tax sale for August 2027 (statute sets the sale on the last Monday in August; the 2026 sale was held August 31, 2026 on GovEase; the parcel list opens on GovEase about a month before), but has not yet posted the specific day.
City of Louisville tax sale list
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Next sale: August 2027 (statute sets the sale on the last Monday in August; the 2026 sale was held August 31, 2026 on GovEase; the parcel list opens on GovEase about a month before)
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| Status | Month confirmed, day pending |
|---|---|
| Next possible date | August 2027 (statute sets the sale on the last Monday in August; the 2026 sale was held August 31, 2026 on GovEase; the parcel list opens on GovEase about a month before) |
| Property list | Posted by official source (see link below) |
| Sale type | Tax lien certificate |
| Platform | GovEase (online at liveauctions.govease.com) |
| Last verified | 2026-09-17 |
City of Louisville at a glance
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 City of Louisville's recurring cadence, platform, legal structure, and other tracked cycles, see the City of Louisville tax sale hub.
What this page shows: City of Louisville's own office has announced the month but not yet a specific day. We show exactly what they've confirmed, nothing more. Always confirm directly with the official source below before making plans.
Expected (month confirmed): August 2027 (statute sets the sale on the last Monday in August; the 2026 sale was held August 31, 2026 on GovEase; the parcel list opens on GovEase about a month before)
Time: Not stated by the official source we checked.
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Property list
Registration deadline
Bidders register on liveauctions.govease.com and apply for this county's sale before bidding opens in August; the tax collector approves registrations and usually requires a deposit. The GovEase listing we checked did not publish a separate registration deadline.
Statutory basis
Miss. Code Title 27, Ch. 41/45
Statutory sale date is the last Monday of August; the original owner has 2 years to redeem, paying 5% one-time damages plus 1.5%/month interest.
Sources, verified 2026-09-17
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City of Louisville tax sale, FAQ
When is the next City of Louisville, Mississippi tax sale?
City of Louisville, Mississippi has announced August 2027 (statute sets the sale on the last Monday in August; the 2026 sale was held August 31, 2026 on GovEase; the parcel list opens on GovEase about a month before), but the specific day is not yet posted. We show only what the county has confirmed.
What platform does the City of Louisville tax sale use?
City of Louisville, Mississippi runs its lien sale via GovEase (online at liveauctions.govease.com). Annual tax lien sale under Miss. Code Ann. 27-41-59: the tax collector sells each delinquent parcel on the last Monday in August to the bidder offering the most above the taxes, interest and costs due. The buyer holds a tax sale certificate; on redemption the owner pays the amount the buyer paid plus 5% damages on the taxes and interest at 1.5% per month (18% a year) on the amount paid, and the buyer is repaid (27-45-3). If no one redeems within two years the buyer may perfect title.
What is the redemption period and rate in City of Louisville, Mississippi?
2 years from the sale date (Miss. Code Ann. 27-45-3). Rate/premium: 1.5% per month (18% a year) on the amount paid, plus 5% damages on the taxes and costs (Miss. Code Ann. 27-45-3); overbids are paid to the county and their treatment on redemption should be checked with the tax collector.
How do I register for the City of Louisville tax sale?
Bidders register on liveauctions.govease.com and apply for this county's sale before bidding opens in August; the tax collector approves registrations and usually requires a deposit. The GovEase listing we checked did not publish a separate registration deadline.
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