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Vac/Ave T2/Vic 61st Ste Littlerock, CA

Palmdale, CaliforniaListed by La TaxdefaultedTax-defaulted property

Listing description

What the seller provided

Tax-defaulted property in Los Angeles County, sold at public auction by the Treasurer and Tax Collector to recover unpaid property taxes. The winning bidder receives a tax deed to the property. See the official auction page for the sale date, bidding registration, and minimum-bid terms.

How this sale works

Tax sale (deed)

The county sells the property itself to recover unpaid taxes. The minimum bid is usually the delinquent taxes, interest and costs.

  • Bidding often starts at the amount owed, well below market value, but other liens may survive the sale.
  • Some states give the former owner a redemption window after the sale; the deed is not final until it lapses.
  • Access is limited before the sale; buyers rely on public records, drive-bys and the assessor's data.
  • Winning bidders usually pay in full within hours or days; many counties require pre-registration and a deposit.
In California: California counties sell tax-defaulted property outright at tax collector auctions, most of them held online, after the parcel has been delinquent for five years. There are no tax lien certificate sales in California. The owner's right to redeem ends at the close of business the day before the sale; after the auction there is no redemption, although the sale may be challenged for a limited period (commonly one year). More about California government auctions →

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General information, not legal advice. The official sale notice controls.

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Record details

Legal description
RECORD OF SURVEY AS PER BK 64 PG 38 TO 40 OF R S LOT 78

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