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Des Moines County, Iowa Government Auctions

3 open listings in Des Moines County, including 3 sheriff foreclosure sale. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

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Ia Des Moines Sheriff

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1720 Harrison Ave, Burlington, IA

Burlington, Iowa

Judicial foreclosure of 1720 Harrison Ave, Burlington offered at public sheriff's sale by Des Moines County on 2026-12-15 at 10:00, in Lakeview Loan Servicing v. Estate Of Necko Billie Jo Mears. The county lists an approximate judgment of $89,208.57; the creditor's opening bid may differ. Redemption period: None. Review the official notice before bidding.

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41d 21h

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Real Estate

Ia Des Moines Sheriff

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215 Winter St., West Burlington, IA

West Burlington, Iowa

Judicial foreclosure of 215 Winter St., West Burlington offered at public sheriff's sale by Des Moines County on 2026-12-15 at 10:00, in Lakeview Loan Servicing v. Derrick A Jennings. The county lists an approximate judgment of $103,815.24; the creditor's opening bid may differ. Redemption period: None. Review the official notice before bidding.

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41d 21h

How these sales work

Buying government property in Des Moines County

Iowa is a tax lien state

Iowa county treasurers hold an annual tax sale on the third Monday of June, selling tax sale certificates on delinquent parcels. Bidders compete by offering to buy the smallest undivided share.

Redemption period
Owners commonly have about one year and nine months before the certificate holder can serve a 90-day notice of expiration; redemption ends when that notice period lapses.
Interest or penalty
The certificate earns 2% per month on the amount paid, which is the commonly cited Iowa rate.
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Sheriff's foreclosure sale

A court-ordered auction, usually to satisfy a mortgage or other judgment. The plaintiff is the creditor that won the judgment; the defendant is the owner of record.

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