Tax deed auction · St. Lucie County
513 N 23rd St, Fort Pierce, FL 34950
Redeemed. Redeemed before the Mon, Oct 5, 2026 sale: the amount owed was paid, so the property was not sold.
SaleTax deed auction, Mon, Oct 5, 2026
Case number26-080
County just value$103,600
HomeSingle family, 848 sq ft, built 1955
Lot6,750 sq ft
Parcel ID2409-602-0110-000-3
CountySt. Lucie County, Florida
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How this sale works
- The clerk sells the tax deed online at stlucie.realforeclose.com. Register and fund a deposit before the sale opens.
- The opening bid covers the certificates, interest, costs and fees; homestead property also includes half of the assessed value.
- The winner pays the balance by the clerk's deadline, often the next business day, or loses the deposit.
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Questions about this auction
What happened at the 513 N 23rd St auction?
Redeemed before the Mon, Oct 5, 2026 sale: the amount owed was paid, so the property was not sold.
Are there liens on 513 N 23rd St?
We have not searched this property yet. A title search lists every mortgage, lien, judgment and city case recorded against it.
What does the buyer of a tax deed sale take on?
- Private liens are cleared. A tax deed wipes out mortgages, judgments and most other private liens on the property.
- Government liens stay. Liens held by a city, county or special district, such as code enforcement or utility liens, survive the deed (F.S. 197.552).
- Easements and restrictions stay. Recorded easements and covenants run with the land.
- Plan for a quiet title action. Title insurers often will not insure a tax deed title until a court quiets it, which can take months.
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Who runs the sale?
The St. Lucie County Clerk of Court, online at stlucie.realforeclose.com.