Fulton County Tax Lien Sales
Fulton County's 2026 annual tax sale
In the county's own words:
“The Fulton County Board took action earlier this month to send all delinquent real estate parcels to our County Trustee Program. Only mobile homes will be offered at a public auction. The delinquent tax sale for mobile homes will take place on Friday, October 30th.”
- Annual sale: October 30, 2026 — mobile homes only
- Law: Illinois Public Act 104-0553 (35 ILCS 200/21-190(b))
What is still open to buyers in Fulton County
- The county's tax deed sale (sealed bid) — Fulton County on iltaxsale.com. Last held July 17, 2026.
- County-held tax certificates — the county may assign them on request (35 ILCS 200/21-90(c)). Ask the Fulton County Treasurer.
- The annual sale offers mobile homes only — no land.
The last Fulton County sale we have on record
- It was held on July 17, 2026.
- 83 properties were on that list.
Some of the properties that were on it. This sale has already been held, so these are not for sale today — they are here so you can see what a Fulton County sale looks like.
| Property |
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| 351 W HILL, NORRIS IL 61553 |
| 109 E WASHINGTON, ASTORIA IL 61501 |
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How Illinois tax lien sales work
Illinois is a tax lien state with a redemption posture of 3 yrs (varies). Three years for property sold at the annual sale on or after July 10, 2026, but only one year for vacant non-farm land, buildings with 7 or more units, and commercial or industrial property. Certificates sold from January 2024 to July 9, 2026 run two and a half years. Land a county resells after taking its own tax deed carries no redemption.
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Every live Illinois tax-delinquent property we track, scored 0–100 with surviving liens flagged. Free to browse — no login.
Dates come from county and auction-platform sources and can change. Always confirm with the county before relying on a date.