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Noxubee County, Mississippi tax sales

Quick answerNoxubee County, Mississippi follows Mississippi tax sale law: the state sells tax lien certificates for delinquent property taxes. Rate / penalty: 1.5% per month (18% per year) on the taxes and costs for which the land was sold, plus 5% damages on the amount of taxes (Miss. Code Ann. Redemption: 2 years from the date of sale (§ 27-45-3); if unredeemed and the sale matures after Chancery Clerk notice, the purchaser may apply to the Chancery Cle… LienToDeed is verifying this county's own sale-list source; the state rules below are the law that governs its sales.

How tax sales work in Noxubee County, Mississippi

Mississippi law controls every tax sale in Noxubee County — the county runs the sale, but what is sold, what it pays and how long the owner can redeem are all set by the state:

What Mississippi sellsTax lien certificates
Interest / penalty1.5% per month (18% per year) on the taxes and costs for which the land was sold, plus 5% damages on the amount of taxes (Miss. Code Ann. § 27-45-3); interest is NOT earned on any overbid amount
Redemption period2 years from the date of sale (§ 27-45-3); if unredeemed and the sale matures after Chancery Clerk notice, the purchaser may apply to the Chancery Clerk for a tax deed
When sales happenCounty sales on the last Monday in August annually (municipal sales may be held the first Monday in April); sales commonly run several days until all parcels are offered
Governing lawMississippi Code Annotated, §§ 27-41-49 to 27-41-89 (sale; § 27-41-59 timing) and § 27-45-3 (redemption), § 27-45-27 (purchaser's lien)
County (Census)Noxubee County — county, Mississippi · FIPS 28103

Premium bidding is common but economically dangerous: redemption is calculated 'regardless of the amount of the purchaser's bid,' so overbid earns no interest and is not part of the redemption base. The tax deed does not give clear title — a suit to confirm and quiet title in Chancery Court is standard.

The process, step by step

1 · The list publishes. Mississippi sales run on this rhythm: County sales on the last Monday in August annually (municipal sales may be held the first Monday in April); sales commonly run several days until all parcels are offered The county's sale list — the parcels actually being sold — is published ahead of the sale by the county office that runs it, and in many Mississippi counties also through the state's sale channels (GovEase (dominant online platform for county sales); in-person in some counties).

2 · Register and fund — before sale day. Registration and bidder deposits are handled by the county or its sale platform and close before the sale, in most counties the day before. The amount and ID requirements are set in the county's own sale notice, not in state law — confirm them on the current published notice before you rely on them.

3 · Research every parcel. Compare the taxes owed against assessed value and recorded sales, check property type and occupancy signals, and price in the state's redemption rule above: it decides whether your money comes back with the statutory return, or your path runs to the property itself.

4 · Bid the number you wrote down. Set your max bid (deeds) or floor rate (liens) from the research, before the sale opens. The state's return is paid on the tax obligation — not on whatever extra a bidding war adds on top of it.

5 · After the sale. Owners redeem inside the window above; lists change as they do. Track the parcels you care about, because a watched property redeeming or withdrawing is information you want before — not after — you wire a deposit for the next sale.

What Noxubee County publishes — and our verification status

Under Mississippi law, the county publishes its sale list as a public record ahead of each sale. What we have not done is guess at this county's exact channel: which office posts the list, in what format, and on what posting schedule are being verified county by county against the county's own publications. Until that check is complete, this page carries the verified state rules — not a live Noxubee County sale list — and says so plainly.

Coverage status: Noxubee County — verification in progress

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County facts (name, state, FIPS 28103) from the US Census Bureau county list; state rules verified 2026-10-30 — sources on the Mississippi law page. Educational only, not investment advice.