Providing Post-Judgment Collection Remedies

While Linebarger Goggan makes every effort to work with delinquent taxpayers to avoid foreclosure, we will pursue all remedies available to our clients in the event that the delinquency continues.

Delinquent tax sales are the last alternative to enforce collections. While selling someone's property is not desirable, it sometimes is necessary if collections are to be fairly and effectively enforced. Litigation often produces payment and maintains collection momentum as it sends an unmistakable message to the public about the need to resolve outstanding tax bills quickly.

For decades, Linebarger Goggan has developed and refined its processes related to the collection of judgments and the sale of real property. While our tax sales program is comprehensive in nature, we continually look for ways to improve upon the services we deliver and the results achieved for our clients.

When it comes to business personal property, a seizure is often the best way to secure payment of the taxes. The assets seized are auctioned and the proceeds are applied to the taxpayer's account. This approach may be carried out successive to or concurrently with other types of enforcement actions.

Tax Sales

Every month Linebarger Goggan posts tax sale property listings here for the benefit of the public. For more information on buying a tax sale property, to search the current property listings or to review our answers to frequently asked questions to see how it all works click the links below.

Texas Tax Sales

Pennsylvania Tax Sales

Tennessee Tax Sales

DISCLAIMER REGARDING PHOTOGRAPHS AND/OR ADDRESSES OF PROPERTIES OFFERED FOR SALE:

The photograph(s) and addresses of properties scheduled for tax foreclosure sale are provided solely for the convenience of prospective bidders in deciding which property(s) the bidder may want to further research prior to actual purchase. Care has been taken to ensure that the addresses given and photographs displayed herein accurately identify and depict the actual property being sold. However, bidders are encouraged to perform their own due diligence prior to bidding on any property by verifying for themselves the actual condition of the property and that the photograph(s) shown and/or address(s) listed of property on which they intend to bid is, in fact, that property being sold at foreclosure sale. There is no warranty, guarantee, promise, or other representation made by the taxing units or by their officials and employees, or by the firm of Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP, with respect to the condition of the property or the accuracy of the photographic depiction or address given of any property offered for sale. It is the legal description of the property appearing in the underlying foreclosure judgment and order of sale which controls the identification of what property is being sold.