Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania

Sep 21, 2026 · in 9 days· 06:00 PM

Tax Deedscheduledvia In person

Parcels

320

announced by the county — list not yet fetched

Opening bids

—

no parcel list yet

Redemption

None

clear title at sale

Quiet title

$2K–$5K

typically required

As announced by the county

Published sale details. The parcel list has not been fetched yet.

Held at

Bailey Ballroom of the County Courthouse, 233 Penn Street, Huntingdon 16652

Venue: Live
Bidding: Bid Up or Premium
Sale runs: Same day
Total offered: $1,710,296

Collector: Susan Harry
Phone: 814.643.3523
Email: sharry@huntingdoncounty.net
Fax: 814.643.8152

Upset Sale

Registration and terms

All prospective bidders must register in person with the Huntingdon County Tax Claim Bureau at 233 Penn Street Huntingdon PA beginning August 19, 2026, through September 3, 2026. This registration requires a photo I.D. such as a valid driver's license or other form of identification acceptable to the Tax Claim Bureau. There is a nonrefundable $25 registration fee. You must be present to bid. Bids may not be assigned.

PA caveats

UPSET SALE vs JUDICIAL SALE is the single most important distinction in Pennsylvania and this row cannot express it. An upset sale (72 P.S. §§ 5860.601-609) conveys subject to existing mortgages, judgments and liens, which are NOT divested; a judicial sale (§§ 5860.610-612) is ordered free and clear. Establish which one a parcel is in before treating survivingLiens as zero.
REALTY TRANSFER TAX IS NOT IN closingCosts. 61 Pa. Code § 91.193 excludes a conveyance to a local taxing authority acquiring at a tax claim bureau sale, and exempts a mortgage holder purchasing at judicial sale — it grants NO exclusion to a third-party purchaser. A third-party investor should expect 1% state plus local transfer tax (commonly 1%, and about 3.278% in Philadelphia) on the price. On a $50,000 parcel that is roughly $1,000 outside Philadelphia and materially more inside it. The engine has no percentage field for this; budget it manually.
PHILADELPHIA HAS A REDEMPTION AND THIS ROW SAYS IT DOES NOT. Under MCTLA 53 P.S. § 7293 an owner-occupied property (occupancy determined 90 days before the sale) may be redeemed within nine months of acknowledgment of the sheriff's deed, at the price paid plus 10% per annum. Non-owner-occupied and abandoned property carries no such right. Modelling that here would apply it to the 65 RETSL counties that lack it, so it is recorded as a caveat and the redemption field stays null — conservative for return, but it means the engine does not warn about redemption risk on a Philadelphia parcel.

Huntingdon County rulesstate defaults

Sale type: Tax Deed
Redemption period: None in most counties for upset/judicial sales; limited redemption (90 days) survives in specific home-rule counties (e.g., Philadelphia, in narrow cases)
Investor return: N/A — outright deed transfer in the large majority of counties
Governing statute: Pennsylvania Real Estate Tax Sale Law, 72 P.S. §5860.101 et seq.
Population: 43,359 residents

Notes

Two-tier process in many counties: upset sale (subject to liens) then judicial sale (liens stripped) for unsold parcels.

Inherited from Pennsylvania rather than researched for Huntingdon: type, redemption, returns, statute, notes.

Parcels — ranked by assessed value over opening bid

No parcels published yet

The county has announced 320 parcels for this sale, but the parcel list itself has not been fetched yet — so there is nothing to rank here. Counties often publish it only days before the sale. Check back closer to Sep 21, 2026.

Spread is not profit.It compares the opening bid to the county's assessed value, which is not market value — Pennsylvania has no statewide assessment ratio. Counties assess against their own base years, some decades old, and the State Tax Equalization Board publishes a Common Level Ratio per county each year. Always use the county ratio. Open a parcel to run the full max-bid analysis, which accounts for the assessment ratio, surviving liens, quiet title, and holding costs.

As announced by the county

Published sale details. The parcel list has not been fetched yet.

Held at

Bailey Ballroom of the County Courthouse, 233 Penn Street, Huntingdon 16652

Venue

Live

Bidding

Bid Up or Premium

Sale runs

Same day

Total offered

$1,710,296

Upset Sale

Registration and terms