Multiple U.S. Counties Plan November Auctions for Foreclosed and Tax-Deeded Properties

Several U.S. counties are conducting online auctions for tax-deeded and foreclosed properties this fall, providing opportunities for buyers and investors. Berrien County, Michigan, will hold its final 2025 land auction on October 31, offering 14 properties including vacant lots and fire-damaged buildings, with a minimum bid of $100 and most properties located in Benton Harbor. Cochise County, Arizona, is hosting an online auction from November 3 to 14 through Public Surplus, selling state-held tax-deeded properties "as-is" with a $25 administrative fee, and buyers are advised to conduct due diligence on zoning, flood risks, and other factors before bidding. Unsold properties in Cochise County may be purchased over the counter, and the county board retains the right to cancel sales if not in the public interest. Nevada’s State Treasurer’s office will hold its annual Unclaimed Property Auction from November 10 to 17 at JJKane.com, featuring items like jewelry and coins, with proceeds credited toward claimants’ unclaimed property balances. These auctions reflect efforts by local governments to liquidate tax-delinquent or unclaimed assets through digital platforms, often benefiting neighboring property owners or heirs of unclaimed estates.