Oregon Tax Delinquent Property Lists by County
1 Oregon county with browseable tax-delinquent property data. Download investor-ready CSV lists free.
How Oregon Tax Sales Work
See Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 312. Specific procedures vary by county — always verify with the local tax assessor/collector before bidding.
All Oregon Counties (1)
Oregon Tax Sale Questions
Does Oregon sell tax lien certificates?▾
No. Oregon is a pure tax-deed state with no lien-certificate market. The county forecloses on delinquent parcels, takes title itself, and then resells the property to the public — investors buy the deed, not a lien.
How long is Oregon's redemption period?▾
Two years from the date of the foreclosure judgment. The redemption is owed to the county, and all redemption rights end when the deed to the county is executed.
When can I buy Oregon tax-foreclosed property?▾
County resales are held on a rolling, county-specific schedule after the two-year redemption expires. Foreclosure proceedings themselves are started annually against parcels three or more years delinquent.
Do I earn interest on an Oregon tax purchase?▾
No. Because Oregon is a deed state with no certificate, there is no statutory investor interest. You buy the property from the county at its asking price.