Every upcoming tax deed sale, already researched.
Stop wading through 1,200-parcel auction PDFs the night before the sale. LienSuite pulls every published county list, attaches owner contact info, lien balances, and market comps, then scores each deal — so you show up to the courthouse bidding on the 15 that matter, not skimming 300 that don't.
Get a free tax deed county sample
Pick any county we cover. Real parcels from the next sale — no signup until you download.
Real records from the county's delinquent tax roll. Updated weekly.
The tax deed grind, honestly.
Most investors we talk to are doing this in spreadsheets, at 11pm, against a list that dropped 36 hours before the auction.
The list drops two days before the sale.
You have 48 hours to evaluate 1,200 parcels. Half the photos on the appraiser site are broken. The rest are from 2019.
Half the 'deals' are junk.
Landlocked strips, easements, flood zones, overlapping liens. You can't tell until you pull each parcel manually.
Owner contact info lives nowhere.
If you win the bid, now you need to skip-trace the heirs. That's another afternoon lost, for every property.
The winners were already there.
The handful of pros in the room already ran their spreadsheets last Tuesday. You're bidding blind against people who aren't.
Redemption clocks are invisible.
In Georgia, Texas, and other redeemable-deed states, you need to track 12-month windows on every parcel. Most investors miss the dates and lose title back to the owner.
The county website changed its URL again.
Half your saved links 404. The PDF renderer on the tax office site times out. The courthouse clerk's email hasn't been checked in a month.
What LienSuite does for tax deed investors.
One platform replaces the 9 tabs, 3 spreadsheets, and 2 skip-trace tools you're using now.
Every auction list, pre-parsed.
We pull every county's published tax deed list the moment it's posted. No PDFs, no screen-scraping, no 2AM data entry.
Deal scoring out of the box.
Every parcel ranked 0–100 by equity, lien stack, redemption risk, and comps. Skim the top 30, ignore the bottom 300.
Owner contact info attached.
Skip-traced mailing addresses and phone numbers for the current owner and next-of-kin. No separate subscription, no per-record fees.
Redemption clock tracking.
For redeemable-deed states (GA, TX, and others), we track every 12-month window so you know exactly when to foreclose or when to collect the 20%.
Property detail at a glance.
Photos, MLS comps, zoning, flood zone, utility access, homestead status — the research you were doing manually, already attached.
Export for the courthouse floor.
One-click CSV export of your shortlist, pre-formatted for the bid sheet. Print, tape it to your clipboard, bid with confidence.
Know your county's next sale date before the list drops.
Texas sells on the first Tuesday of every month. Georgia counties pick their months. Our free tax sale calendar tracks the auction schedule for every state we cover — so you can start your research weeks ahead instead of 48 hours before the gavel.
Every county LienSuite covers.
526 counties across 50 states. Click any county for its current delinquent tax list and next sale details.
Texas
254 countiesNebraska
82 countiesFlorida
67 countiesNorth Carolina
31 countiesCalifornia
10 countiesNew York
8 countiesGeorgia
7 countiesColorado
6 countiesKansas
4 countiesIllinois
3 countiesIowa
3 countiesNew Jersey
3 countiesArizona
2 countiesNorth Dakota
2 countiesOklahoma
2 countiesPennsylvania
2 countiesSouth Carolina
2 countiesVirginia
2 countiesWashington
2 countiesAlabama
1 countyAlaska
1 countyArkansas
1 countyConnecticut
1 countyDelaware
1 countyHawaii
1 countyIdaho
1 countyIndiana
1 countyKentucky
1 countyLouisiana
1 countyMaine
1 countyMaryland
1 countyMassachusetts
1 countyMichigan
1 countyMinnesota
1 countyMississippi
1 countyMissouri
1 countyMontana
1 countyNevada
1 countyNew Hampshire
1 countyNew Mexico
1 countyOregon
1 countyRhode Island
1 countySouth Dakota
1 countyTennessee
1 countyUtah
1 countyVermont
1 countyWest Virginia
1 countyWisconsin
1 countyWyoming
1 countyNot seeing your county? We cover 526+ counties across 50 states total — pick yours in the sample form above.
Tax deed questions, answered.
Which states have tax deed sales?
About half of U.S. states run tax deed sales — the investor receives title (or title subject to redemption) after the sale. LienSuite covers every tax deed state we have data access to, including Texas, Georgia, Florida, California, Arizona, Michigan, and others. Texas and Georgia are the most active and have the deepest inventory on the platform.
How is a tax deed sale different from a tax lien sale?
A tax lien sale sells a certificate — the right to collect the delinquent taxes plus interest. A tax deed sale transfers ownership (or the right to ownership after a redemption period). Deed states skip the certificate step and go straight to foreclosure-style auctions. The diligence required is very different, which is why we built a dedicated tool for each.
What does the free county sample include?
Your free sample is a CSV of 1–500 real tax-delinquent parcels, sized to the county’s verified inventory. Small counties receive a smaller proof sample; the paid county download contains the complete verified list. Each sample row includes owner name, mailing address, parcel address, estimated value, delinquent amount, and a deal grade. No signup until you request the download.
How fresh is the data?
Counties publish on different schedules — some weekly, some monthly, and some only annually. We refresh each county when its official source releases new data. A green Fresh data badge means the list is current for that county’s release cycle; it does not mean the county publishes daily.
Do you cover my county?
We cover 526+ counties across 50 states. Pick a county in the form above — if it's not listed, we're not there yet, but the free sample from a nearby county will tell you whether the data is worth paying for.
Stop building spreadsheets at midnight.
Try a county-sized sample of 1–500 real parcels. See the actual data before you buy the complete county list. If the data holds up, keep using it. If not, you spent 30 seconds picking a county.
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