My Liens
Log what you've actually bought — state, amount, the rate you actually got, purchase date — and this tracks the estimated redemption deadline and payout for each one, using the same statutory windows as our redemption tracker. Saved only in this browser (localStorage), never sent anywhere.
Nothing tracked yet — add your first lien or deed above.
Quick answers
Where is my data stored?+
Only in this browser, using localStorage — nothing is sent to us or to anyone else. Clear your browser data or switch devices and it's gone, so this isn't a backup. It's a personal scratchpad for keeping track of what you've actually bought.
How is the estimated payout calculated?+
Amount invested × (1 + your real interest rate ÷ 100), simple interest, not compounded — the standard way most tax lien statutes calculate the redemption payout. This is an estimate for planning purposes, not a substitute for the county's actual payoff figure.
Why do I enter my own interest rate instead of the state's rate?+
Most states set a maximum rate and then bid it down at auction — what you actually earn is often lower than the statutory cap. We show the statutory rate as a reference next to the field, but the real number is the one you actually got.
Not tracking anything yet? Start with the redemption tracker to estimate a deadline before you log it here, or browse the auction calendar for upcoming sales.
This tool gives estimates from standard statutory windows and simple-interest math — it is not a substitute for the county's actual payoff figure or the governing statute for your specific parcel. Always confirm with the county before acting on these numbers. Informational only, not legal or financial advice.