UPSET TAX SALE

What to Do If Your House Was Sold at a Tax Sale in Pennsylvania

If you’ve received notice that your house was sold at a tax sale in Pennsylvania, don’t panic—but act quickly. Whether you missed a tax payment or the notice came unexpectedly, time is of the essence. The sooner you act, the better your chances of overturning the sale and regaining your property. Here’s what to do next:

Immediate Steps to Take:

Review the Tax Sale Notice
Carefully read the notice you received, paying attention to the sale date, the amount owed, and any deadlines to challenge the sale.
Gather All Relevant Documents
Collect any documents related to your property taxes, including previous tax bills, proof of payment, and any communications with the taxing authority. These documents are essential for us to assess your case and determine if there are any errors or grounds for overturning the sale.
Options to Overturn the Sale
Depending on your situation, there are several options you may consider:
Challenge the Sale: If there were procedural errors or insufficient notice, you may be able to contest the sale in court.
Overturn the Sale: Pennsylvania law sometimes allows for an overturn period during which you can regain ownership by paying the delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, and fees. The exact timeframe for this depends on the type of tax sale and your specific case.
Contact King & Huffines: Attorneys at Law
The most critical step is reaching out to King & Huffines: Attorneys at Law and Attorney Matthew Huffines who has experience in tax sales and property law in Pennsylvania. Tax sales are legally complex, and having professional guidance can significantly increase your chances of success. Attorney Matthew Huffines has overturned dozens of tax sales in Beaver County and has the experience and expertise needed to assist in helping you get your property back!

Our firm offers flat fee billing, so you know upfront what you will be charged—no hidden costs or unexpected fees. We’ll work with you to review your case and explore your options for overturning the sale.

Call Us Today for Immediate Assistance

If your home was sold at a tax sale or you’ve received notice of a tax sale, contact our firm immediately.