Arizona · Tax lien state

Coconino County, Arizona over-the-counter tax liens

Parsell has 34 over-the-counter liens in Coconino County, Arizona right now.

Free to browse, no account needed. Counts as of October 28, 2026.

Listings
34
Over-the-counter liens
How it sells
Over the counter
No auction date
Median lien amount
$1,804
$68 to $5,521
Median size
1.01 ac
Largest 3.1 acres

What's for sale in Coconino County

  • Over-the-counter liens

    34

    Liens that didn't sell at auction. You pay the back taxes and earn interest if the owner pays you back.

Taxes owed

  • Under $1,00014
  • $1,000 to $5,00018
  • $5,000 to $25,0002
  • $25,000 and up0

Screened before you bid

Parsell checks every listing against FEMA flood maps, the National Wetlands Inventory, road data and the assessor's record. Open the map to see the screen on each one.

  • 24 of 34 touch a mapped road.
  • 10 of 34 have no mapped road access, so check for an easement.
  • 33 of 34 are bare land, with no building on the assessor's record.

How the Coconino County sale works

Coconino County sells these directly, with no auction date.

Coconino County over-the-counter list

Parsell doesn't run the sale. Every listing links to the county's sale page or the auction platform, where you register and bid.

Arizona rules in brief

Arizona sells tax liens called certificates of purchase. Each county treasurer holds one sale a year, online in most counties on RealAuction's arizonataxsale.com sites. Bidders bid the interest rate down, and certificates nobody buys can be bought over the counter afterwards.

Redemption, interest and title in Arizona

Parcel data for Coconino County

Property lines and county records for all 78,368 parcels in Coconino County, listed or not. A free account opens the parcel summary on each one: owner, acreage, assessed value, sales history and the Parsell Estimate. Run a report on any of them for buildability, comparable sales, title and liens.

Coconino County tax sale questions

Can I buy tax liens over the counter in Coconino County?
Yes. Parsell has 34 over-the-counter liens in Coconino County: liens that didn't sell at auction, which the treasurer assigns to buyers directly. You pay the back taxes and earn interest if the owner pays them off. In Arizona, a certificate nobody bid on keeps the 16% maximum rate.
What do you get at a Arizona tax sale?
A tax lien, not the land. The owner has at least three years to pay off the certificate. After three years the holder can foreclose in court, after a 30-day notice. The court orders the treasurer to issue a deed.