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Dubois County, INsheriff sales & tax auctions

2 upcoming listings in Dubois County, pulled from the county source and re-checked nightly. Next sale Wed, Nov 18, 2026. Every listing links back to the record it came from.

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Upcoming in Dubois County

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Aerial view of 2220 Kentucky Street, Ferdinand, IN 47532USGS
Nov 18, 2026C

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2220 Kentucky Street, Ferdinand, IN
Ferdinand, Dubois County, IN

Sheriff SaleVerified 2d ago
Aerial view of 1419 Hunters Crossing Circle, Huntingburg, IN 47542USGS
Nov 18, 2026C

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1419 Hunters Crossing Circle, Huntingburg, IN
Huntingburg, Dubois County, IN

Sheriff SaleVerified 2d ago

Before you bid in Dubois County

How to act on this listing · IN

Sheriff / judicial foreclosure sale

A sheriff's deed, executed and recorded by the sheriff right after the sale, conveying 'all the right, title, and interest held or claimed by all of the parties to the action' (IC 32-29-7-10). Sold as-is with no inspection; Hamilton County warns properties 'are not guaranteed free and clear of encumbrances' and unpaid water/sewer bills and other liens may survive.

Redemption
None after the sale. The owner may redeem only before the sale by paying the judgment, interest and costs (IC 32-29-7-7); IC 32-29-7-13 bars post-foreclosure redemption for mortgages made after June 30, 1931 except as that chapter provides. Daviess County notes the IRS keeps a 120-day federal redemption right where a federal tax lien exists.
Deposit
County by county. Hamilton County: the full amount you intend to bid, in certified funds payable to 'Sheriff of Hamilton County', at the time of sale. Daviess County: full amount by noon the next day by cashier's or bank check. A defaulting buyer is liable for any shortfall on resale plus up to 10% damages (IC 32-29-7-9).
Balance due
Same day (Hamilton) or noon the following day (Daviess); set by each sheriff.
To bid
County by county. Hamilton County: complete the Sheriff's Sale Registration Form, affirm you owe no delinquent property taxes, and be registered and present to bid (registration 9:00-11:30 a.m., bidding at noon).
Where
Public auction at the sheriff's office or another location, or electronically, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. any day but Sunday (IC 32-29-7-3). Hamilton: sheriff's office lobby; Daviess: sheriff's office.
When
Year-round, on each sheriff's own calendar (Hamilton: alternating Thursdays; Daviess: third Wednesday, every other month). Advertised once a week for 3 weeks, first notice at least 30 days before the sale (IC 32-29-7-3).

Watch out for

  • •No access and no inspection before the sale; the buyer researches liens, back taxes, and any federal or state claims alone.
  • •Liens and utility bills not named in the foreclosure can survive the sheriff's deed -- pull the recorder, treasurer and utility records first.
  • •Bring the whole bid in certified funds in some counties (Hamilton); a bad check or no-show leaves you liable for the deficiency on resale plus 10% damages.
  • •The plaintiff opens the bidding and may credit-bid; there is no post-sale redemption to unwind an over-bid.
IC 32-29-7-3IC 32-29-7-7IC 32-29-7-9IC 32-29-7-10IC 32-29-7-13Indiana Dept. of Local Government Finance (assessed value and tax bill search)SRI Inc. -- tax sale agent for most Indiana counties (lists, registration)Zeus Auction -- SRI's online tax sale platformSRI knowledge base (commissioners' certificate sales)Indiana Code Title 6 (official, iga.in.gov)

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