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Boone County, ILsheriff sales & tax auctions

3 upcoming listings in Boone County, pulled from the county source and re-checked nightly. Next sale Fri, Oct 23, 2026. Every listing links back to the record it came from.

Upcoming listings
3
Next sale
Fri, Oct 23, 2026
Sale type
sheriff sale
Upcoming dates
3

Sale dates

  • Fri, Oct 23, 2026
  • Mon, Dec 7, 2026
  • Thu, Jan 7, 2027

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Sheriff / judicial foreclosure sale

Illinois foreclosures are judicial; the sale is conducted by the sheriff or a court-appointed selling officer (in Cook County often The Judicial Sales Corporation) and is not final until the court confirms it (735 ILCS 5/15-1507, 15-1508). You get a receipt at the sale, a certificate of sale after full payment, and a deed only after the court approves the sale (TJSC; Cook County Sheriff). Title is not guaranteed (TJSC).

Redemption
None for a third-party buyer after the sale. The owner's redemption period ends before the sale -- for residential property the later of 7 months after service or 3 months after the judgment (15-1603) -- and 'once expired ... shall not be revived'. A 30-day special right to redeem after confirmation exists only when the purchaser was the mortgagee and its bid was below the redemption amount (15-1604).
Deposit
Terms are set by the court's judgment (15-1507). Cook County Sheriff: 10% of the final bid at the time of sale. TJSC: 'Most properties are sold for 25% down ... some are sold at 10% down and others at 100% down', from a certified check registered before the sale -- no third-party checks, lines of credit or other currency.
Balance due
Cook County Sheriff: balance within 24 hours by certified or cashier's check. TJSC: balance by 2 p.m. the next business day in certified funds delivered to its office or by wire.
To bid
TJSC: valid government photo ID and register your certified funds before bidding (Cook County doors open at 10:00 a.m., sales at 10:30 a.m.).
Where
Cook County Sheriff: Daley Center, lower level outside Room 06, 50 W. Washington, Chicago, weekdays at 1 p.m.; TJSC sales at its Chicago office. Statute allows in-person or online sales at the mortgagee's election (15-1507). Notice runs 3 consecutive weeks, 7-45 days before the sale.
When
Year-round; Cook County holds sheriff sales Monday-Friday except holidays.

Watch out for

  • •The court can refuse to confirm for bad notice, unconscionable terms, fraud or 'justice was otherwise not done' (15-1508); approval 'could take weeks and sometimes months' and TJSC is not responsible for getting it (TJSC).
  • •Possession comes 30 days after the confirmation order, and only against parties named in the case; eviction of anyone else is your cost (15-1508; TJSC).
  • •The 15-1604 special redemption applies only when the LENDER bought below the redemption amount -- it is not a general post-sale redemption, so do not price one in.
  • •Cook County Sheriff charges a $265 sale fee and $15 for the deed; the buyer records it (Cook County Sheriff).
  • •No title guarantee: research liens and unpaid taxes before bidding and expect to handle any eviction (TJSC).

Rules checked 2026-09-17 against codes.findlaw.com, tjsc.com, cookcountysheriffil.gov. Terms vary by county — confirm Boone County's own notice and the linked source before you bid. Not legal advice.