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Oct 13, 2026 · in 12 days· 01:00 PM
Court confirmation precedes Sheriff’s deed; title insurers may still require quiet title or extended coverage depending on challenge period and occupancy.
Kansas judicial tax-deed county. Sedgwick County Treasurer identifies delinquent parcels for judicial tax foreclosure; District Court enters judgment; properties sell at public auction (historically online; Oct 2025 sale was administered by CivicSource — county later reported ~$1.3M proceeds theft dispute with that vendor, so confirm current auction platform before registering). 2026 foreclosure cases filed; no auction date set as of mid-2026 — sign up for Treasurer auction alerts. Redemption through close of business day before sale. Buyer pays year-of-sale taxes/specials; ~120 days typical before Sheriff’s deed mails after confirmation.
Inherited from Kansas rather than researched for Sedgwick: type, redemption, returns, statute.
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Spread is not profit.It compares the opening bid to the county's assessed value, which is not market value — Kansas Constitution art. 11, § 1: real property is assessed uniformly by subclass — residential including multi-family at 11.5%, vacant lots 12%, not-for-profit 12%, commercial and industrial 25%, land devoted to agricultural use 30% of agricultural income value, public utility 33%, and all other urban and rural real property 30%. This entry uses the 11.5% residential rate. Open a parcel to run the full max-bid analysis, which accounts for the assessment ratio, surviving liens, quiet title, and holding costs.