Riverside County holds tax-defaulted property auctions through the Treasurer-Tax Collector's office. Properties that have been in default for five or more years become eligible for public auction.
This guide covers everything a first-time bidder needs to know: how to find the published list of available parcels, registration requirements, deposit amounts, the competitive bidding process, and what happens after you win.
You'll also learn about the right of redemption, excess proceeds claims, and the specific California Revenue & Taxation Code sections that govern Riverside County's sales. No generic advice — just the rules for this county.
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Table of Contents
What Are Tax Deed Sales?
Riverside County Market Overview
Key Dates & Registration
How to Research Properties Before Bidding
The Bidding Process: How It Works
After the Auction: What Happens Next
Redemption Period & Right of Redemption
Clearing Title After Purchase
Key Contacts & Official Resources
Chapter 1 — Introduction
Riverside County holds tax-defaulted property auctions through the Treasurer-Tax Collector's office. Properties that have been in default for five or more years become eligible for public auction.
This guide covers everything a first-time bidder needs to know: how to find the published list of available parcels, registration requirements, deposit amounts, the competitive bidding process, and what happens after you win.
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