South Carolina · 2026 Season
Lee County, SC Delinquent Tax Sale 2026
Expected:
- Pattern
- First Monday of November (normally)
- Location
- Lee County Courthouse, 123 S Main St, Bishopville, SC (Main Courtroom, second floor)Directions
- Office
- Delinquent Tax Office
- Registration
- Bidders register in the name in which the Tax Deed or Bill of Sale is to be prepared, by the deadline set before the sale (no day-of registration).
The county page states the sale is normally held on the first Monday of November in the Main Courtroom, and notes the date is subject to change. Confirm via the Lee County Observer or the county website. Contact (803) 483-3149.
How the Lee County sale runs
The parts specific to Lee County. The statewide rules, like the 12-month redemption clock and interest, are the same everywhere: how South Carolina tax sales work.
- Sale format
- In person at the county courthouse"Our Delinquent Tax Sale is normally held on the first Monday in November in the Main Courtroom on the 2 nd floor of the Courthouse."Source: Lee County tax-sale source · verified
- How bidding works
- Opening bid equals all unpaid taxes, penalties and costs"The opening bid will equal the amount of all unpaid property taxes, penalties, and costs including taxes levied for the year in which the redemption begins."Source: Lee County tax-sale source · verified
How we understand Lee County runs its sale, from the sources above. This is not legal advice. Confirm with the county before you bid.
Counties bordering Lee
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Watching Lee County?
Get on the early-access list here and we will note that you are watching Lee County, so when we open we start where you need us. The report tells you what you are bidding on: the liens, deeds, title, value, and redemption risk on a specific property, in one plain-English read. Free to join, and the calendar stays free either way.
Dates and details are gathered from official Lee 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 Found something out of date?