Wyoming Tax-Lien & Tax-Deed Investing

Wyoming scores 41/100 (Tier D), ranked #37 of 51 jurisdictions. The TaxLienSimple Index is a 0–100 research guide built from statutory terms and the inventory we track — not a yield, a guarantee, or investment advice. Realized returns depend on competition, redemption and your own due diligence. Verify every figure with the county before bidding.

15% per annum simple interest from the date of sale plus a one-time 3% penalty on the amount purchased (earned in the first year), per W.S. §39-13-108 and uniform county practice. Redemption period: Owner may redeem for at least 4 years; a tax deed can be applied for no earlier than 4 years and no later than 6 years from the original sale.. Certificates are not sold by competitive rate bidding — the return (15% + 3%) is fixed by statute and purchasers are assigned parcels by lot/rotation; the separate 18% figure in §39-13-108 is the pre-sale delinquency interest, not the investor's redemption return.

15% per annum simple interest from the date of sale plus a one-time 3% penalty on the amount purchased (earned in the first year), per W.S. §39-13-108 and uniform county practice. Certificates are not sold by competitive rate bidding — the return (15% + 3%) is fixed by statute and purchasers are assigned parcels by lot/rotation; the separate 18% figure in §39-13-108 is the pre-sale delinquency interest, not the investor's redemption return.

Wyoming uses a n/a method for its tax lien sales.

Wyoming uses a tax lien system. Certificates are not sold by competitive rate bidding — the return (15% + 3%) is fixed by statute and purchasers are assigned parcels by lot/rotation; the separate 18% figure in §39-13-108 is the pre-sale delinquency interest, not the investor's redemption return.