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Sevier County, AR — sale number 11161

Sevier County, AR

Register record Sevier County, AR · sale number 11161 · active · sale Sep 23, 2026
State land office · live auction · once a year per county
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Bidding opens at
$341.59
The tax owed, not a valuation — it is a floor and bidding goes up
Sale day
Sep 23
Today
Size
1 ac
From an appraisal record
Where
Avalon Keep Botanical Gardens - Even…
In person; registration opens an hour before
What you need to qualify Nothing to file in advance, but bring photo ID and your driver's licence number — registration takes both. You cannot bid at all if you are the former owner or an interested party, if your home of record is outside the United States, or if you work for the office or the county collector. Bring a check, money order or card; the office does not take cash.
The risk you are taking The Commissioner's own answer on liens is "most likely yes" — improvement-district assessments, city liens and property-owner fees usually transfer with the land, and they are not capped by what you paid. The deed warrants only that the state followed its own process, not that the title is clean.
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  • Who owns it, the parcel number and legal description, and where it sits on the map
  • The source document it came from, with a checksum
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