Kaufman County, TX Tax Sales (Redeemable Deeds)
No tax sale is scheduled in Kaufman County right now. The most recent sale was in Aug 2026. DeedTrail updates this page daily from the official listings.
Current inventory
No open lots right now.
Recent results (12 months)
Of 5 lots that reached an outcome in the last 12 months, 3 sold, 0 were redeemed by the owner, 2 were cancelled and 0 went unsold.
Over the last 12 months, sold lots had a median winning bid of $19,922 against a median opening bid of $13,461.
Most lots sold at or close to the opening bid, so the minimum is a good guide to the price.
How Kaufman County tax sales work
Kaufman County tax sales are held on the first Tuesday of the month by the sheriff or a constable, online at kaufman.texas.sheriffsaleauctions.com. They produce a redeemable deed under Tex. Tax Code §34.21, so the buyer's ownership is subject to the former owner's right to buy the property back.
The former owner can redeem for 180 days after the deed is filed for most property, and for 2 years for homesteads, agricultural land and mineral interests. The redemption premium is up to 25% for most property; for homesteads and agricultural land it is 25% in the first year and 50% in the second.
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When is the next tax sale in Kaufman County?
No tax sale is scheduled in Kaufman County right now. The most recent sale was in Aug 2026.
What do properties sell for in Kaufman County?
Over the last 12 months, sold lots had a median winning bid of $19,922 against a median opening bid of $13,461.
Where are tax sales held in Kaufman County, Texas?
Kaufman County sells tax-foreclosed property online at kaufman.texas.sheriffsaleauctions.com, with sales on the first Tuesday of the month.
Can the owner redeem a Kaufman County property after the sale?
The former owner can redeem for 180 days after the deed is filed for most property, and for 2 years for homesteads, agricultural land and mineral interests. The redemption premium is up to 25% for most property; for homesteads and agricultural land it is 25% in the first year and 50% in the second.
What kind of deed do you get at a Kaufman County tax sale?
A redeemable tax deed under Tex. Tax Code §34.21. The deed is subject to the former owner's right to redeem until the redemption period ends.