Vermont Tax Lien & Tax Deed Auctions

Every Vermont county we track, with its next sale date, platform, and rules, each field sourced directly from the county or state's official page and re-verified on a rolling basis.

Vermont law (32 V.S.A. Ch. 133 (5252/5260)): Each municipality sells tax-delinquent property at public auction as-needed (a redeemable deed); the owner may redeem within 1 year, repaying the sale sum + 1%/month (12%/yr).

Vermont State Guide →Set a safer bid limit →Use the due-diligence checklist →All states →Academy: deed states and redeemable deeds →

City of Burlington, Vermont

redeemable-deed · City of Burlington Clerk/Treasurer

Not yet announced (as-needed; no standing tax-sale listing)

not yet announced

City of Rutland, Vermont

redeemable-deed · City of Rutland Treasurer / Delinquent Tax Collector

Not yet announced (as-needed; last sale Jan 7, 2026)

not yet announced

Watch: researching a Vermont auction property

A narrated walkthrough: find scheduled tax deed sales, check value, risk flags and a rehab and flip analysis, then shortlist properties to bid on.

Read the transcript

Buying the property itself? In Property Research, choose Tax Deed.

Pick your state and county. Here it's Harris County, Texas, where sales are already scheduled.

Set a price range you're comfortable with, and tick Mapped only.

Open a property.

Start with the Research Score, then the estimated value range, and how confident that estimate is.

Then the risk flags. In a deed sale, liens that survive the sale and a structure we couldn't confirm matter most.

Run the rehab and flip analysis to see what's left after repairs, holding costs, and selling.

Back on the property, download the parcel report as a PDF, to keep with your notes.

Watch the property and mark it as a bid candidate. Tick Saved only at any time to see your shortlist.

That's tax deeds: from a county to a property you're ready to bid on.

County sale hubs

2 Vermont county pages that do not expire

The auction cards above are the current sale cycle. Each county also keeps one permanent page, at a URL that stays the same between cycles, describing how its sale recurs, the platform, the legal structure, and every cycle we track.

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