Tippah County, MS — certificate M577
Tippah County, MS
Register record
Tippah County, MS
· certificate M577
· available now
State inventory · buy by application · no auction
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- Statutory floor
- $52.64
- Our arithmetic on the State's rule, not a quote — the price comes after you apply
- When
- No deadline to apply
- About 60 to 90 days to a deed — but once the State quotes you, 15 days to pay
- Size
- not published
- No acreage on this record
- Applications in
- None yet
- Nobody has asked for this parcel yet
What you need to qualify
Nothing to file in advance and nothing to qualify for — Mississippi takes an application from anyone. What it will not do is quote you a price first, so you apply before you know the number — and that number comes from the statutory rule, or from the highest offer already on file, whichever is greater.
The risk you are taking
The State promises nothing about this parcel. Drainage-district and municipal paving assessments revive the moment your patent issues and become yours, and nobody has checked whether the lot has legal access or can be built on. Walk it and pull the county's record before you apply — not after.
Parcel
- County Tippah County, MS (28139)
- Certificate number M577
- Status tax-forfeited No auction is scheduled — it is bought by application.
- Sale date available by application
- How to bid you don't bid — you apply
- Minimum bid not published Mississippi quotes a price after you apply. The figure at the top of this page is our arithmetic on the State's rule, not the State's number.
- Assessor’s market value — not published — the floor is the delinquent amount
- The rest of this record owner, the land/improvement split, parcel number and legal description →
You're looking at a real parcel. Here's the rest of it.
This is public record, spread across the appraisal roll, the sale notice and the statute. A free account puts it on one page — for this parcel and every other one in the register:
- How this sale works — where this parcel is in its sale, what happens next, and the dates that matter
- What comes with the land — which liens survive the sale and become yours, and which are wiped out
- How long you can still lose it — the redemption window on this parcel, drawn to scale
- 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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