Ray County Missouri Tax Lien Certificates

Ray County has its county seat in Richmond, and its population in 2000 was 23354. A map showing the location of all Missouri counties is available at http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/maps/missouri_map.html. For more information about Ray County, visit the county's website at: [no website]

Missouri Tax Lien Certificate Process

In Missouri, all lands and lots with two or more years of delinquent taxes may be offered at public auction. By state law, the tax sale is held annually on the fourth Monday in August. Bidders must be a resident of the county in which the sale is held, or be authorized to bid by a county resident. Each parcel is classified under a specific publication: (1) first and second publications have a one-year redemption, (2) third publications have a 90-day redemption period, and (3) fourth publications have no redemption period. Property that does not sell after the third year sale may be sold across the counter at the Collector's office. Interest on tax certificates is paid at 10 percent annually on the amount of delinquent taxes only, not on any overbid. Subsequent taxes earn 8 percent annually.

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Ray County Tax Lien Certificate Sales

Delinquent property land sales in Missouri are conducted by the county Collector's Office. You can visit the Ray County Collector's website at:

https://mylocalgov.com/mcca/index.asp?countyname=ray

Information about tax lien certificate sales in this county is available at:

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If there is no information online or you have additional questions, the Collector's Office can be contacted at:

Address: Ray County Courthouse - 100 W. Main - Richmond MO 64085
Phone: (816) 776-2187