Cleveland County, Arkansas Government Auctions

2 open listings in Cleveland County, including 2 tax-delinquent land. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

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Sunday, November 22, 20261 sale · 1 listing
- Tax-delinquent land
  Arkansas Tax-Delinquent Land (COSL) · Sale/deadline 8:00 PM CST
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0.33-acre tax-delinquent land — Cleveland County, AR (parcel 07851-00)

Cleveland, Arkansas

Tax-delinquent 0.33-acre parcel 07851-00 in Cleveland County, AR, certified to the Commissioner of State Lands and offered at the statewide tax auction. Legal description: PT NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4. Section 16, Township 11S, Range 11W. Delinquent owner of record: John R Henry. Delinquent since tax year 2021; taxes owed $2,390.88. Starting bid $2,388.05; current bid $2,388.05 after 1 bid. Online bidding…

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tax-delinquent land — Rison, Cleveland County, AR (parcel 20844-00)

Rison, Arkansas

Tax-delinquent parcel 20844-00 in Rison, Cleveland County, AR, certified to the Commissioner of State Lands and offered at the statewide tax auction. Legal description: W1/2 BLOCK 21, Tolson addition. Delinquent owner of record: Viola Wade Jones. Delinquent since tax year 2004; taxes owed $10,165.75. Starting bid $10,170.56. Offered post-auction at the starting bid (buy now) until sold. The…

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Tax-delinquent land2

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Arkansas Tax-Delinquent Land (COSL)2

How these sales work

Buying government property in Cleveland County

Arkansas is a tax deed state

Arkansas certifies delinquent land from every county to one office, the Commissioner of State Lands (COSL), which sells it at scheduled county auctions and then over the counter. Buyers receive a limited warranty deed.

Redemption period: Owners can redeem by paying the taxes any time before the sale; after the auction the buyer's deed is not subject to a redemption period, though verify current COSL rules on post-sale challenges.
Interest or penalty: Not applicable — Arkansas buyers acquire the deed at auction rather than a lien that accrues interest.

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Tax sale (deed)

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

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General information, not legal advice; the official sale notice controls.