Tax Deed Auctions in Marion County, FL

Marion County is one of Florida's 67 counties tracked by Deed Trail. The summary below explains how tax deed sales are conducted here.

How Marion County conducts tax deed auctions

Marion County tax deed auctions are conducted online at marion.realtaxdeed.com, the dedicated RealAuction subdomain operated under the supervision of the Marion County Clerk of Court. The platform is part of the Grant Street Group RealAuction network used by most Florida counties.

Auctions in Marion are typically scheduled on a recurring monthly cadence. Individual case schedules — the specific dates and times each property is offered — are published on the county portal in advance of each sale. Bidders register on the platform, post the required deposit (typically 5% of the maximum intended bid), and bid live during the auction window.

Florida's two-stage process applies: properties reach a Marion tax deed sale only after the certificate stage has passed without redemption (generally at least two years of unpaid taxes). The opening bid reflects the unpaid taxes, certificate fees, and any statutory minimum.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are tax deed auctions held in Marion County, Florida?

Marion County conducts tax deed auctions online at marion.realtaxdeed.com, the official RealAuction portal operated under the supervision of the Marion County Clerk of Court.

How often does Marion County hold tax deed sales?

Marion typically holds tax deed auctions on a recurring monthly basis. The specific case schedule for each sale is announced in advance on the county auction portal.

What kinds of properties are sold at Marion County tax deed auctions?

Properties in Marion reach a tax deed sale after the certificate stage has passed without redemption — generally at least two years of unpaid property taxes. Opening bids reflect the unpaid taxes, certificate fees, and any statutory minimum bid.