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Minimum bidThe lowest amount the county will accept, typically the taxes owed plus costs. It is not the true cost — add fees, title work, and possession costs. See the full glossary for more terms.

Adjudged valueThe value a local assessor assigns for tax purposes, or the amount a court determined (adjudged value). It is a reference point, not market value, and can differ a lot from a real sale price. See the full glossary for more terms.

Sale date

Status

Market valueWhat the property would likely sell for today in an open market. It is the number to compare against the minimum bid, because the assessor value alone can be far off. See the full glossary for more terms.

Flood zoneThe FEMA flood-risk area a property sits in. High-risk zones (AE, A, VE) usually require flood insurance if you build or hold the property, and can make a cheap parcel expensive to keep. See the full glossary for more terms.