South Carolina · 2026 Season
Clarendon County, SC Delinquent Tax Sale 2026
Expected: Late October
- Pattern
- Annual, typically late October on a Monday
- Time
- 10:00 AM (bidder packet pickup 8:30 to 9:30 AM the morning of the sale)
- Location
- Weldon Auditorium, 7 Maple St, Manning, SCDirections
- Office
- Delinquent Tax Collector
- Registration
- Bidder packets picked up 8:30 to 9:30 AM the morning of the sale at Weldon Auditorium; annual pre-registration details published in advance.
Venue (Weldon Auditorium, Manning) and morning packet pickup confirmed from prior-year notices. Recent sales held in late October. Confirm the exact 2026 date with the Tax Collector's Office, (803) 435-2684. No procedures page to pin: the county retired clarendoncountygov.org and the replacement site publishes no tax sale procedures page or notice PDF (checked 2026-08-07). The notice has historically gone out as a county news post plus a legal ad, so watch clarendoncountysc.gov/news/.
How the Clarendon County sale runs
We do not yet have the specific steps for the Clarendon County sale listed here: the format, deposit, bidding method, payment, and overage. The statewide rules still apply: how South Carolina tax sales work.
Check the official Clarendon County tax-sale page for the current rules, and confirm with the county before you bid.
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Dates and details are gathered from official Clarendon County sources and can change. Always confirm with the county office before you register or travel. This page is a free reference, not legal or investment advice. Found something out of date?