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Washington Parish, Louisiana Government Auctions

3 open listings in Washington Parish, including 2 state surplus land, 1 HUD REO home. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

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La State Lands

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2.19 acres · 619 Willis Ave, Bogalusa, LA

Bogalusa, Louisiana

2.19-acre state-owned property at 619 Willis Ave in Washington Parish (Bogalusa), offered through Louisiana's Office of State Lands public-bid nomination process. Published minimum bid $110,000 as of 10/2023. The published minimum is an estimate; verify the final appraisal, bid procedure, title, and availability.

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La State Lands

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6.8 acres · Off of Hunts Elf Rd, Angie, LA

Angie, Louisiana

6.8-acre state-owned property off of Hunts Elf Rd in Washington Parish (Angie), offered through Louisiana's Office of State Lands public-bid nomination process. Legal description: 4.86 ACRES M/L IN SECTION 47, T1S R14E. Former state use: Boat Ramp (Office Of Wildlife). State's approximate value $79,000. State notes: CURRENTLY SURPLUSED TO THE STATE LAND OFFICE FOR DISPOSAL. ALSO THE ACREAGE FIGURE…

more about 6.8 acres · Off of Hunts Elf Rd, Angie, LA...

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HUD HomeStore

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417 Keaton Ln, Bogalusa, LA

Bogalusa, Louisiana

HUD-owned (FHA) foreclosed home at 417 Keaton Ln, Bogalusa, LA 70427, FHA case #221-410633, currently listed for sale on HUD HomeStore (acquired by HUD 2020-03-26). Offers are submitted through a HUD-registered real estate broker during the bid period; the list price, bid deadline, property condition report and photos are on the official listing.

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How these sales work

Buying government property in Washington Parish

Louisiana is a redeemable deed state

Louisiana parish tax collectors sell tax sale certificates on delinquent property, conveying a redeemable interest, and property with no bidders is adjudicated to the parish and later resold. Investors bid down the ownership percentage, not the price.

Redemption period
The owner commonly has three years from the recorded tax sale certificate to redeem (18 months for blighted or abandoned property); after that the buyer can seek to quiet title.
Interest or penalty
Redemption requires paying a 5% penalty plus 1% interest per month on the amount paid at the sale.
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Surplus public land

An agency is disposing of land it no longer needs: excess right-of-way, school or state trust parcels, or surplus sites offered by sealed bid or auction.

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Government REO home

A home a federal agency or government-sponsored enterprise took back after a foreclosure on a loan it insured or owned, now resold through its own program.

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