West Virginia Delinquent Land
Tax lien sales are
held by the Sheriff’s office. Any
properties not redeemed within 18
months are taken to a second sale
held by the State. Properties not
sold at the second sale may be
purchased over the counter from
the Deputy Commissioner of
Forfeited and Delinquent Lands for
each County. The Deputy
Commissioner is appointed by the
State Auditor.
No-Bid
properties have been to a prior
public auction and received no
bids. Therefore, they can be bid
on through the Deputy Land
Commissioner at any time. However,
if a land sale is scheduled you
will have to wait and attend the
land sale in order to bid on the
property.
Here is a summary of information
for tax sales in West Virginia:
WEST VIRGINIA STATE
AUDITOR’S OFFICE
Glen Gainer
State Capitol Building 1, Room
W-100
Charleston, WV 25305
Phone (304) 558-2251
Toll
Free: (877) 982-9148
Fax:
(304) 558-5200
Email:
glen_gainer@wvauditor.com
Learn how to
buy tax liens and deeds through the mail
in WV with Rogue Investor's
Super List, Guide to purchasing
using OTC lists. Also, included is
an audio teleconference explaining
how to invest by mail.
The
Rogue Tax Sale Superlist contains
specific information and the
actual way to purchase properties
in West Virginia without attending
an auction.
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