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Nevada tax sales by county

Quick answerNevada sells tax deeds for unpaid property taxes. Redemption: No post-sale redemption. After the treasurer takes the property in trust, the owner has 2 years to redeem (1 year if the property is deemed abandoned), and may still obtain reconveyance until 5 p.m. on the third business day before the treasurer's sale (NRS 361.570, 361.585). Clark and Washoe counties deed property into the treasurer-as-trustee after 3 consecutive fiscal years delinquent (NRS 361.585, 361.590). Sales: County sales vary; at least annually in most large counties, typically spring — Clark County usually spring with a possible fall sale, Washoe County usually April Governing law: Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 361, NRS 361.570, 361.585, 361.590 and 361.595 (see also NRS 361.5648 et seq. delinquency notices).

Every Nevada county page below carries these same state rules, the investor process, and the county's alert-verification status. Sale-list sources are verified county by county — a county page never invents a platform, date or deposit. Start with the rules: Nevada tax sale laws · sale calendar · investing guide.

Carson City

FIPS 32510 · Tax deeds

Churchill County

FIPS 32001 · Tax deeds

Clark County

FIPS 32003 · Tax deeds

Douglas County

FIPS 32005 · Tax deeds

Elko County

FIPS 32007 · Tax deeds

Esmeralda County

FIPS 32009 · Tax deeds

Eureka County

FIPS 32011 · Tax deeds

Humboldt County

FIPS 32013 · Tax deeds

Lander County

FIPS 32015 · Tax deeds

Lincoln County

FIPS 32017 · Tax deeds

Lyon County

FIPS 32019 · Tax deeds

Mineral County

FIPS 32021 · Tax deeds

Nye County

FIPS 32023 · Tax deeds

Pershing County

FIPS 32027 · Tax deeds

Storey County

FIPS 32029 · Tax deeds

Washoe County

FIPS 32031 · Tax deeds

White Pine County

FIPS 32033 · Tax deeds

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