11-118-21-11-0063

Status

sold

Sale date

Not published by the county

Sale typeWhat you actually buy. A lien sale gives you a claim on the property and the owner keeps it for now; a deed sale transfers the property itself. A redeemable deed transfers ownership but still gives the former owner time to pay you back. See the full glossary for more terms.

deed

Opening 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.

$269,000

Winning bid

No result on record

County & state

Hennepin County, MN

Provenance & source document

Official source document

Source name

Hennepin County MN tax-forfeited land (hennepincounty.gov)

First seen

Oct 20, 2026, 7:16 PM

Last verified (crawl)

Oct 20, 2026, 9:22 PM

Rules that apply (MN)

high

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Redemption period How long the former owner has to repay the debt and keep the property after the sale. Your money stays tied up until this window closes, so a long period can mean a multi-year wait on a lien. See the full glossary for more terms.

3 years (1 year for targeted community)

Interest / penalty What you earn when the owner redeems. Interest is a rate paid over time; a penalty is usually a one-time percentage of the tax or redemption amount. A rate that is bid down during the auction is still interest. See the full glossary for more terms.

interest bid down at sale; capped at 12%/yr

Bid method How the winner is chosen: bidding the interest rate down, bidding a premium above the amount owed, a random or rotating draw, or simply buying at the minimum bid. See the full glossary for more terms.

public vendue; bid down to lowest rate of interest (max 12%); state bids in if no bidder

Statute citation

Minn. Stat. § 281.17(a)-(b)

Deal score evidence A transparent rule-of-thumb from 0 to 100 comparing value to the minimum bid, the interest rate, and the redemption length. Educational only — not investment advice. See the full glossary for more terms.

4 F

Assessed value is 1.2x the minimum bid (4 of 55 value points).
The interest rate is not documented, so it is unknown and not scored.
The redemption period is 36 months (0 of 20 redemption points); shorter is better.
Educational estimate only — not investment advice.

Based on public records: county assessed value, official opening bid, and state interest and redemption rules. Not an endorsement or investment advice. See the deal score guide.

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Change history & timeline

addedOct 20, 2026, 7:16 PMHennepin County MN tax-forfeited land (hennepincounty.gov)
Parcel added to official auction list with opening bid $269,000.00

Property details & legal description

LOT 008 BLOCK 001 "HAWTHORNE TERRACE"

Owner: Not published by the county
Situs address: Not published by the county
Cause no.: Not published by the county
Adjudged value The 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.: $330,000
Market value What 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.: $330,000
Flood zone The 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.: Not published by the county

Location

Not published by the county

Auctions

official list

Sale date	Minimum bid	Status	List
Date TBD	$269,000	sold	list Pulled October 20, 2026 from Hennepin County MN tax-forfeited land (hennepincounty.gov)