Data updated October 12, 2026 · Alpine County, California
Alpine County Delinquent Tax List (Tax-Delinquent & Tax-Defaulted Properties)
329 Alpine County properties are behind on their property taxes — #54 of California's 58 counties and 0.1% of the statewide total. Nothing about tax delinquency is public-facing: no filing, no listing, no sign in the yard. But five years of it makes a property eligible for the county tax sale, and owners on this list disproportionately hold real equity with a cash-flow problem a sale would solve. This is the Alpine County delinquent property tax list as it stands today — the county's delinquent tax roll with the owner, loan and equity records attached — not the once-a-year tax-defaulted notice.
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Alpine County At A Glance
Alpine County is home to about 1,695 people and is tracked parcel by parcel across every city and unincorporated community inside it. Across Alpine County the platform is tracking 329 tax-delinquent, 4 in pre-foreclosure and 4 under a notice of default.
The pressure is not spread evenly. Markleeville, Kirkwood and Bear Valley carry 100% of it between them, out of 3 communities in the county.
By ZIP, 96120, 95223 and 95646 run heaviest. Alpine County Unified School District and Amador County Unified School District contain the largest shares.
Alpine County Tax Sale
California is a tax-deed state: counties don't sell lien certificates, they sell the property itself, and each county sets its own tax sale calendar rather than a statewide date. A home only reaches that sale after five years of default — and the owner can redeem it right up until it happens. That runway is the point of this page: the 329 properties above are the pipeline those auctions are eventually drawn from, at the stage where the owner still controls the outcome. See California tax auctions →
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What's on Every Property Record
The list carries each property's delinquent amount and first delinquent year, payment activity, the owner's record and mailing address, every recorded loan, and true equity — so "behind on taxes with equity and no mortgage" is a two-filter search in this county.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tax-delinquent properties are there in Alpine County?
Properant tracks 329 tax-delinquent properties in Alpine County as of October 12, 2026 — ranked #54 of California's 58 counties — counted from recorded county documents with releases and cancellations removed.
Why are tax-delinquent owners in Alpine County considered motivated sellers?
Because delinquency compounds: penalties accrue, and after five years the county can sell the property at its tax auction. Owners with equity but no cash flow — heirs, absentee owners, owners in transition — frequently prefer a clean sale over losing the property to the tax sale.
When is the next Alpine County tax sale?
California counties set their own tax sale calendars rather than following a statewide date, and a home only reaches one after five years of default — with the owner able to redeem it right up to the sale. The 329 Alpine County properties on this page are the pipeline those auctions are drawn from, years before a sale date exists.
Does Alpine County sell tax liens or tax deeds?
Tax deeds. California is a tax-deed state: there are no tax lien sales and no tax lien auctions here, because Alpine County never sells lien certificates to investors — so there is no interest rate to bid down and no lien position to hold. After five years of default the county can sell the property itself at a tax deed sale, and the buyer receives a recorded deed. Almost everyone searching for tax lien properties in California is looking for that sale, and the 329 properties on this page are the pipeline it is drawn from.
Where can I find the Alpine County delinquent tax roll?
The delinquent tax roll is public record, and it changes every time an owner pays. This page carries the current Alpine County total, read daily. The address-level list — every tax-delinquent property with the owner of record, how long the taxes have gone unpaid, other recorded liens, open loans and an equity estimate — is inside Properant and starts with a free trial.
Can I download the Alpine County list?
Yes. Inside Properant you can filter Alpine County by city, equity, owner type, and every other signal, save the list, and export it — or upload your own list for matching and enrichment. The trial is free and requires no credit card.
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Tax-Delinquent Properties By City In Alpine County
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Markleeville (108) · Kirkwood (75) · Bear Valley (11)
Number in parentheses = properties behind on property taxes today. Each city page carries its own pre-foreclosure count alongside.