Stone County, Mississippi
Stone County tax-forfeited land for sale
1 state-owned property in Stone County, Mississippi can be bought by application, without an auction — each listing says how.
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- 1property listed
- Nov 4last checked against the official list
State-owned land — sold by application
1 property. Lowest estimate first. The Secretary of State sells this land by application and quotes the price when you apply. "Applications on file" means someone has already applied; the State decides between applicants.
Where these lists are published
Every property here comes from the published list below. Confirm the price and how to apply with the selling office before you buy.
- The Mississippi Secretary of State's Public Lands Division ↗ · State-owned land — sold by application
Questions buyers ask about Stone County
Can I buy land in Stone County, MS without an auction?
Yes: 1 state-owned property can be bought by application, without an auction. Each listing says how, and the selling office confirms the price and terms.
How many properties are for sale in Stone County, MS?
1 property today: 1 state-owned property you can buy by application without an auction. The list was last checked against the publisher's own on November 4, 2026.
What should I know before buying tax-forfeited land in MS?
This is Mississippi state-owned land: the owner's two years to pay the taxes ran out and the State now holds the title, so there is no buy-back after you purchase. The Secretary of State sells it by patent, which passes on the State's ownership with no promises about liens, access or condition. There is no listed price — the State quotes one when you apply, and the estimated minimum shown on each listing follows its rule: for land the State has owned outright under three years, at least half the county's market value or the back taxes and fees, whichever is more; after that, a tenth of the market value plus the back taxes and fees. This page is a research starting point compiled from public sources, not a title search.
Where does the Stone County list come from?
From the Mississippi Secretary of State's Public Lands Division, which publishes the sale list. Confirm every detail with the selling office before you buy.