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Fayette County, Pennsylvania Delinquent Tax List 2026

Fayette County, Pennsylvania Tax Sale 2026: 972 parcels published by the county for this sale.

Fayette County, Pennsylvania held its deed sale on September 21 to 22, 2026 (online bidding window on Bid4Assets). The next sale date has not been announced yet.

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We also hold 972 parcels from Fayette County's published lists, with addresses and parcel numbers. See the sample below.

Sale date: September 21 to 22, 2026 (online bidding window on Bid4Assets) (held). Next date not yet announced.

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Fayette County, Pennsylvania delinquent tax list: 972 properties from the last sale

Source: Bid4Assets: Fayette County, PA Tax (2026-09-21 to 2026-09-22), retrieved 2026-09-17

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 972 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: 972 parcels. Each year's Fayette County list is kept as published, so a parcel that appears again next year can be traced back.

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StatusSale held (next date not announced)
Sale date (held)September 21 to 22, 2026 (online bidding window on Bid4Assets)
Property listPosted by official source (see link below)
Sale typeTax deed
PlatformBid4Assets (online)
Last verified2026-09-17

972 parcels on file for Fayette 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.

972 deeds. Opening bids run $627 to $158,127. 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 Fayette County changes this date.

Fayette County at a glance

TaxLienSimple Index
59/100
Tier B
Median home value
$121,800
US Census ACS
Median gross rent
$754/mo
US Census ACS
Vacancy rate
11.4%
73.5% owner-occupied
Population
128,417
-3.6% over 5 years
Median real-estate taxes
$1,488/yr
US Census ACS

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 Fayette County's recurring cadence, platform, legal structure, and other tracked cycles, see the Fayette County tax sale hub.

What this page shows: a specific sale date Fayette County's own official source has published. It is not a confirmed listing of which properties will be offered that date, always check the official property list. Always confirm directly with the official source below before making plans.

Confirmed sale date: September 21 to 22, 2026 (online bidding window on Bid4Assets)

Time: Not stated by the official source we checked.

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Property list

Sale type
deed
Auction platform
Bid4Assets (online)
Bidding method
Upset sale under the Real Estate Tax Sale Law (72 P.S. 5860.601 et seq.): the upset price is the delinquent taxes, interest, penalties and costs, and the property sells to the highest bidder at or above it. An upset sale conveys the property subject to all recorded liens, mortgages and judgments (5860.609); the buyer takes title as the county's Tax Claim Bureau deeds it, and Pennsylvania provides no right of redemption after the sale outside the few cities with their own statutes. Bidders are required to certify that they have no delinquent taxes or municipal code violations (5860.619.1).
Statutory maximum rate
Not applicable: an upset sale conveys a deed, not an interest-bearing lien; the buyer pays the upset price or more and takes the property subject to existing liens
Redemption period
None after the sale under the Real Estate Tax Sale Law (the owner may pay in full up to the sale)
Deposit requirement
A bidder deposit is required on Bid4Assets before bidding; the amount and deadline are on the storefront's Important Dates panel.

Registration deadline

Bidders register on Bid4Assets and place the county's deposit before the deadline shown on the storefront (deposits are refunded to non-winning bidders); registration closes before bidding opens.

Statutory basis

72 P.S. 5860 (RETSL) / 53 P.S. 7101 (MCTLA)

Most counties use the Tax Claim Bureau's upset/judicial/repository sequence, but 1st/2nd-class counties (Philadelphia, Allegheny) sell via the Sheriff under the MCTLA -- deed sales with a 9-month post-deed redemption (non-vacant property, 10%/yr) under 53 P.S. 7293.

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Fayette County tax sale, FAQ

When is the next Fayette County, Pennsylvania tax sale?

Fayette County, Pennsylvania held its deed sale on September 21 to 22, 2026 (online bidding window on Bid4Assets). The next sale date has not been announced yet. Check the official source above for the current cycle.

What platform does the Fayette County tax sale use?

Fayette County, Pennsylvania runs its deed sale via Bid4Assets (online). Upset sale under the Real Estate Tax Sale Law (72 P.S. 5860.601 et seq.): the upset price is the delinquent taxes, interest, penalties and costs, and the property sells to the highest bidder at or above it. An upset sale conveys the property subject to all recorded liens, mortgages and judgments (5860.609); the buyer takes title as the county's Tax Claim Bureau deeds it, and Pennsylvania provides no right of redemption after the sale outside the few cities with their own statutes. Bidders are required to certify that they have no delinquent taxes or municipal code violations (5860.619.1).

What is the redemption period and rate in Fayette County, Pennsylvania?

None after the sale under the Real Estate Tax Sale Law (the owner may pay in full up to the sale). Rate/premium: Not applicable: an upset sale conveys a deed, not an interest-bearing lien; the buyer pays the upset price or more and takes the property subject to existing liens.

How do I register for the Fayette County tax sale?

Bidders register on Bid4Assets and place the county's deposit before the deadline shown on the storefront (deposits are refunded to non-winning bidders); registration closes before bidding opens.

What deposit is required for the Fayette County tax sale?

A bidder deposit is required on Bid4Assets before bidding; the amount and deadline are on the storefront's Important Dates panel.

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