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Indiana County, Pennsylvania Delinquent Tax List 2026

Indiana County, Pennsylvania Tax Sale 2026: 245 parcels published by the county for this sale.

Indiana County, Pennsylvania has announced its next tax sale for September 2026 (statutory upset sale window; exact day not printed on the GovEase listing we checked), but has not yet posted the specific day.

Indiana County tax sale list

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Published by GovEase (online at liveauctions.govease.com). Free, from the county's own site.

We also hold 245 parcels from Indiana County's published lists, with addresses and parcel numbers. See the sample below.

Sale date: September 2026 (statutory upset sale window; exact day not printed on the GovEase listing we checked) (held). Next date not yet announced.

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Indiana County surplus funds list: 19 records, $171,783

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 19 verified Indiana County records totalling $171,783, each one traced to the official county report it came from, updated through 2026-10-27.

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Tax delinquent properties for sale in Indiana County: 245 on the Pennsylvania delinquent tax list

Source: GovEase public parcel list, 2026 Indiana County Upset Sale, retrieved 2026-09-17

Counties publish this as a PDF, undated and unsorted, and replace it when the next sale comes round. This is the same list with the addresses resolved and the biggest opening bids first, showing where it came from and when we pulled it. The full 245 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: 245 parcels. Each year's Indiana County list is kept as published, so a parcel that appears again next year can be traced back.

AddressOpening bid

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StatusMonth confirmed, day pending
Sale date (held)September 2026 (statutory upset sale window; exact day not printed on the GovEase listing we checked)
Property listPosted by official source (see link below)
Sale typeTax deed
PlatformGovEase (online at liveauctions.govease.com)
Last verified2026-09-17

245 parcels on file for Indiana 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.

245 deeds. Opening bids run $395 to $29,723. 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 Indiana County changes this date.

Indiana County at a glance

TaxLienSimple Index
57/100
Tier B
Median home value
$140,700
US Census ACS
Median gross rent
$771/mo
US Census ACS
Vacancy rate
14.3%
71.5% owner-occupied
Population
83,394
-3.6% over 5 years
Median real-estate taxes
$2,297/yr
US Census ACS

Indiana County is holding surplus funds from past tax deed sales

19 verified records totaling $171,783, taken from the county's own report dated 2026-10-27. Former owners can check whether they are owed money, free, at the Indiana 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 Indiana County's recurring cadence, platform, legal structure, and other tracked cycles, see the Indiana County tax sale hub.

What this page shows: Indiana County'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): September 2026 (statutory upset sale window; exact day not printed on the GovEase listing we checked)

Time: Not stated by the official source we checked.

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Property list

Sale type
deed
Auction platform
GovEase (online at liveauctions.govease.com)
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
Not stated by the official source we checked.

Registration deadline

Bidders register on liveauctions.govease.com and apply for this county's sale before bidding opens; the Tax Claim Bureau approves registrations and requires the no-delinquency certification under 72 P.S. 5860.619.1. The GovEase listing we checked did not publish a separate registration deadline.

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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Indiana County tax sale, FAQ

When is the next Indiana County, Pennsylvania tax sale?

Indiana County, Pennsylvania has announced September 2026 (statutory upset sale window; exact day not printed on the GovEase listing we checked), but the specific day is not yet posted. We show only what the county has confirmed.

What platform does the Indiana County tax sale use?

Indiana County, Pennsylvania runs its deed sale via GovEase (online at liveauctions.govease.com). 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 Indiana 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 Indiana County tax sale?

Bidders register on liveauctions.govease.com and apply for this county's sale before bidding opens; the Tax Claim Bureau approves registrations and requires the no-delinquency certification under 72 P.S. 5860.619.1. The GovEase listing we checked did not publish a separate registration deadline.

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.

  • The 245 parcels published for Indiana County. Opening bids, addresses and assessed values, with the official source on each row. This page shows a sample.
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