Tax Sale Lists · sold separately
Three separate $9 state lists: Florida, Georgia (Gwinnett County only), and Texas (16 counties). Each is a standalone one-time purchase and is not included with the $2/month community or the $19/month Premium membership.
Florida · $9 one-time
Includes 914 property listings with published starting bids below $10,000
914 Florida tax deed parcels in 32 counties, auctions Nov 9 – Dec 31, 2026, verified against official county clerk auction sites on Nov 2, 2026.
Texas · $9 one-time
Includes 188 property listings with published starting bids below $10,000
188 parcels in 16 Texas counties for the December 1, 2026 sales, from official delinquent-tax attorney listings. Not a statewide list.
Georgia · $9 one-time
Includes 54 property listings with published starting bids below $10,000
54 parcels from the Gwinnett County December 1, 2026 tax sale only. Not a statewide Georgia list.
Checkout and download are handled on our Shopify store. Each button opens that state's own product page in a new tab.
What each $9 list covers, and what to check before you rely on it.
A research starting point of Florida county tax deed sale listings, organized so you can begin your own due diligence: county records, title, liens, property condition, access and zoning.
Ownership & redemption: Florida tax deed sales transfer a deed at auction. Surviving liens, title defects, occupancy and quiet title costs can still apply. Talk to a Florida title professional or attorney.
A research starting point of Texas county tax sales scheduled for December 1, 2026 with starting bids under $10,000, organized so you can begin your own due diligence.
Ownership & redemption: Texas tax sales transfer the property subject to the former owner's right of redemption (often 180 days or 2 years for homestead or agricultural land), and other liens may survive. Talk to a Texas attorney or title professional.
A research starting point of Georgia county tax sale listings, organized to help you research redemption timelines, owner contact rules and title steps before bidding.
Ownership & redemption: Georgia tax sale buyers generally receive a deed subject to the owner's right of redemption, and further legal steps (such as barment notices) are typically needed before full ownership. Talk to a Georgia attorney.
An opening bid is not the final sale price. Auctions often close far higher, plus fees.
Skool community
The community is $2/month on Skool and includes live Tuesday 6–7 PM ET sessions. Premium adds courses and resources at a $19/month promotional price through Nov 7, 2026. Neither includes the $9 state research lists.
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Before you rely on any list
Tax Deed Education · Florida, Georgia & Texas
Learn how to find and research tax deed sales before you bid — in plain language, with a community that meets live every week.
By Asia Wynn
Real Estate Broker / Broker Associate · Mortgage Loan Originator · NMLS #2222481
How it works
When property taxes go unpaid, counties may sell the property or a related interest at public sale. Most costly mistakes happen before the auction.
Start at the official county Clerk, Tax Collector or Tax Commissioner website. Note dates, deposits and auction rules.
Parcel, zoning, access, taxes, recorded liens and code issues. Look at the property itself.
Repairs, holding costs, insurance, and possible title, redemption or possession steps.
Set a written maximum and an exit plan. Walking away is often the smart decision.
Typically tax certificates first; a certificate holder may later apply for a tax deed auction run by the county Clerk.
Typically a tax execution and tax sale; the former owner may have redemption rights after the sale.
Tax foreclosure sale processes vary by county and sale type; redemption rights may apply.
What you'll learn
Tax deeds are one strategy. Members also learn what can come after a purchase.
Find sales, research parcels, understand title and lien risk, and set a bid limit.
Buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat — how the steps and numbers connect.
Scope, budget and schedule a renovation. Includes the Flip Formula Workbook.
Calculators, templates and research tools in one place.
Financing options and creative structures, with their trade-offs.
A long-range planning framework, one deliberate step at a time.
Membership
Community
$2 / month
Billed monthly by Skool.
Premium
Birthday offer · through Nov 7, 2026$19 / month
Promotional price, not permanent.
Purchase and billing are handled on Skool. Pricing after November 7, 2026 may differ — see current pricing at Skool checkout.
Weekly workshop
Bring your questions and research live with Asia. Included with community membership; check Skool for current session details.
Your instructor
Asia teaches the research side of tax deed investing in plain language — where to find sales, what to check, and when to bring in professionals, so you understand what you might be buying before you bid.
Asia is not an attorney. Nothing here is legal, tax or investment advice.
FAQ
Yes. The community starts with a Start Here path and learning tracks.
No. Joining is $2/month on Skool. Premium is $19/month as a birthday promotion through November 7, 2026; pricing after that may change. The price at Skool checkout is the current price.
Not necessarily. Depending on the state, county and situation, there may be redemption rights, surviving liens, title-clearing actions or possession steps. Have title reviewed by a qualified professional.
No. The Florida, Georgia (Gwinnett County only) and Texas (16 counties) lists are separate $9 one-time purchases through our Shopify store. They are not part of the $2/month community or the $19/month Premium membership.
Community $2/month · Premium $19/month promo through Nov 7, 2026.