- Clerk & Master
- Delinquent Property Tax Sale
- Tax Sale FAQs
Tax Sale FAQs
- When are taxes turned over to the Clerk and Master’s office for collection?
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Two years following the delinquency. The county and cities file the cases in our office April 1st of every year.
- Can I make partial payments on delinquent taxes turned over to the Clerk and Master’s office?
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No, we can only accept full payments.
- How do I start the redemption process after my property is sold?
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You must contact the Clerk and Master’s office to start the process.
- When are the properties sold?
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Properties that have not been paid will be sold one (1) year from the date they were turned over to our office.
- I am interested in purchasing property at the tax sale. How can I obtain the information?
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The information will be posted on this website approximately one month before the sale.
- Can I purchase a property prior to the sale date?
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No, you must purchase the property at the tax sale.
- What happens to properties no one purchased at the tax sale?
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The county will purchase the property and hold it in inventory for the redemption period. After, the county will either use or re-auction the property. Contact the County Mayor’s office for further information.
- Can I view/pay my delinquent taxes online?
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No, our office does not currently have that option. You can pay in person or by mail with Cash, Money Order or a Cashier’s Check only.
- What is the mailing address for paying delinquent taxes?
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Make Money Orders or Cashier’s Checks payable to:
Blount County Clerk and Master
Blount County Justice Center
930 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy
Maryville, TN 37804Please be sure to include the property owner and property address on the payment.