St. Tammany Parish Tax Lien Sales
No St. Tammany Parish tax sale is on the public calendar right now. The most recent one we recorded was July 29, 2026. Louisiana counties post sale dates in waves, often only weeks ahead. This page is rebuilt as county and auction-platform sources are re-checked, so the next St. Tammany Parish date appears here the day it is published.
The last St. Tammany Parish sale we have on record
- It was held on July 29, 2026.
- 1,897 properties were on that list.
- Opening bids ran from $36.39 to $195,359.
- Assessed values on that list ran from $1,023 to $1,438,809.
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 St. Tammany Parish sale looks like.
| Property | Opening bid |
|---|---|
| PERRILLOUX, LA | $42.03 |
| 26082 HWY 190, LA | $47.98 |
| Abita Springs, LA 70420 | $54.84 |
| 79289 MONEY HILL, LA | $55.52 |
| 39025 OAK, LA | $58.78 |
| 125 4TH, LA | $71.73 |
| 819 MARITIME, LA | $71.73 |
| 444 ERLANGER, LA | $71.73 |
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How Louisiana tax lien sales work
Louisiana is a tax lien state with a redemption posture of 3 yrs. For a tax lien certificate sold since 2026, the owner can pay it off at any time until 30 days after being served with your lawsuit, and the suit cannot be filed until three years after the certificate is recorded, so plan on at least three years. For adjudicated property bought from a parish or city, the former owner and lienholders are sent notice after the sale and can still redeem or sue for 60 days if the property was adjudicated five or more years ago, or six months if less, or until the sale is recorded if that is later.
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Dates come from county and auction-platform sources and can change. Always confirm with the county before relying on a date.