Knox County, Tennessee Tax Sale
Knox County, Tennessee has not yet announced its next tax sale date -- the most recent cycle has closed and the next one has not opened.
Knox County tax sale list
Open the official list →Published by Clerk & Master, Chancery Court (in-person auction). Free, from the county's own site.
Next sale: Not yet announced
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When a tax-sale property sells for more than the taxes owed, the excess belongs to the former owner until the county’s claim deadline passes. We do not hold surplus records for Knox County yet. We do publish verified surplus-funds lists for other states, each record traced to the official county report it came from, and a free search to see what is listed.
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| Status | Not yet announced |
|---|---|
| Next possible date | Not yet announced |
| Property list | Posted by official source (see link below) |
| Sale type | Redeemable deed |
| Platform | Clerk & Master, Chancery Court (in-person auction) |
| Last verified | 2026-07-16 |
Knox County 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 Knox County's recurring cadence, platform, legal structure, and other tracked cycles, see the Knox County tax sale hub.
What this page shows: Knox 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
Time: Not stated by the official source we checked (the most recent sale, June 2, 2026, opened doors at 8:00 AM and began bidding at 10:00 AM).
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We re-check Knox County's official source continuously. Watch this auction and we'll email you the day its next date is posted, plus reminders as the sale approaches.
Property list
Registration deadline
Not stated by the official source we checked (on-site registration; doors opened 8:00 AM at the June 2, 2026 sale). Bidders must be current on their own property taxes.
Statutory basis
Tenn. Code Ann. Title 67, Ch. 5, Part 25/27
Redeemable tax deed sold through Chancery Court; the former owner may redeem, paying 12%/yr interest, within a period that tiers from 1 year down to 30 days depending on how long taxes were delinquent (67-5-2701).
Sources, verified 2026-07-16
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Knox County tax sale, FAQ
When is the next Knox County, Tennessee tax sale?
Knox County, Tennessee 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 Knox County tax sale use?
Knox County, Tennessee runs its redeemable-deed sale via Clerk & Master, Chancery Court (in-person auction). highest bid, ascending
What is the redemption period and rate in Knox County, Tennessee?
1 year, reducible by delinquency length/vacancy (T.C.A. 67-5-2701). Rate/premium: 12% per annum on full purchase price (T.C.A. 67-5-2701).
What deposit is required for the Knox County tax sale?
Full payment at sale, OR a deposit equal to the minimum bid plus 30% of the winning bid with a promissory note for the balance within 10 days; cash, certified funds, cashier's check, money order, or ACH only (no personal/business checks or wire transfers).
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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