Check back here for the latest news about the Sheriff's sales!
New forms will be added as soon as they are available.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| REALESTATE_PURCH_INFO_1.pdf | 72.92 KB |
| PROPDESCRIPT_APP_1.pdf | 997.43 KB |
Since January 1st, 2021, real estate subject to foreclosure is sold via the Official Public Sheriff’s Sale Website operated by Realauction.
Visit Auglaize Realauction Website (opens in a new window)Tax Sales, Tax Lien Certificate Sales, and Probate Cases are still conducted in person at the Sheriff's Office Lobby:
1051 Dearbaugh Ave.Based on Appraised Value:
The Sheriff’s Office cannot provide legal advice. All sales are subject to the doctrine of caveat emptor (buyer beware) and are sold “as-is” with no warranties expressed or implied. The Sheriff’s Office does not have keys to these properties and cannot provide interior inspections. It is the buyer's responsibility to check for back taxes, outstanding liens, utility assessments, or zoning violations. We strongly recommend consulting an attorney and securing a professional title search before bidding.
Refer to ORC 315.251 regarding mandatory survey requirements for property splits.
Check back here for the latest news about the Sheriff's sales!
New forms will be added as soon as they are available.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| REALESTATE_PURCH_INFO_1.pdf | 72.92 KB |
| PROPDESCRIPT_APP_1.pdf | 997.43 KB |
Since January 1st, 2021, real estate subject to foreclosure is sold via the Official Public Sheriff’s Sale Website operated by Realauction.
Visit Auglaize Realauction Website (opens in a new window)Tax Sales, Tax Lien Certificate Sales, and Probate Cases are still conducted in person at the Sheriff's Office Lobby:
1051 Dearbaugh Ave.Based on Appraised Value:
The Sheriff’s Office cannot provide legal advice. All sales are subject to the doctrine of caveat emptor (buyer beware) and are sold “as-is” with no warranties expressed or implied. The Sheriff’s Office does not have keys to these properties and cannot provide interior inspections. It is the buyer's responsibility to check for back taxes, outstanding liens, utility assessments, or zoning violations. We strongly recommend consulting an attorney and securing a professional title search before bidding.
Refer to ORC 315.251 regarding mandatory survey requirements for property splits.