Solano Tax Collector tax-sale-general-information

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Tax Sale General Information

In compliance with California State Revenue and Taxation code §3691, and at the direction of the Solano County Board of Supervisors; The Solano County Treasurer - Tax Collector - County Clerk conducts sales of tax defaulted properties at least once every four years.

Any parcel maps and or site photos included either here or at any other affiliated site are included as a courtesy to potential bidders and may not accurately represent the actual conditions or location of the property. Potential buyers should conduct all due diligence in determining the physical location, condition, and suitability of any property before making a bid.

The Solano County tax sale reoffer will be held from June 17 – 18, 2026. For more information or to register as a bidder visit Tax Sale Website.

Rules and Instructions

Important Information Regarding Tax Sales:

Before deciding to participate in a Tax Sale, please review the IMPORTANT INFORMATION regarding the Tax Sale process.

Auction Rules and Instructions:

Bidding rules will be established prior to the next tax sale.

The Tax Sale

Available Parcels

A list of power to sell parcels is available for download via this "Available Parcels" link, or through the navigation links.

Tax Sale Auction Dates:

Tax sales are generally held in May or June of each year via an online tax auction service. Specific information regarding dates and parcels will be posted as it becomes available. Please check back for more information.

Participating in a Tax Sale:

Participation Rules will be established prior to the next tax sale.

Excess Proceeds

Information about excess proceeds is available via this "Excess Proceeds" link, or through the navigation links.

Additional Information

Tax Sale Frequently Asked Questions

As a potential bidder on tax defaulted property, it is strongly recommended that at a minimum the following steps be taken prior to submitting a bid.

Physically inspect all properties you have an interest in bidding on. Property may not have a structure on it (not withstanding the recorded description), or its size, shape, or other characteristics may render it useless.

The successful sale of a tax defaulted property will result in the issuance of a tax deed which will not discharge all other encumbrances recorded on a property. These encumbrances include but are in no way limited to, special assessments, income tax liens, mechanics liens, street bonds, and other taxing agency obligations. A Title search conducted at the prospective bidder's expense should reveal any outstanding liens or encumbrances on the property