Getting Your Home Back After a Tax Sale

If you fail to pay your property taxes and then lose your home in a tax sale, you might be able to get it back. Most states let you redeem your home—that is, pay a certain amount after the sale to regain title.

How much you'll have to pay and how much time you have to do so varies by state. Below you can learn about redemption laws after a property tax sale for specific states.

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