Two systems. A deed sale = you pay and you own it. A lien/certificate = you pay, then wait out a redemption period; if the owner pays you back you get cash + interest (not the land), and only if they don't do you foreclose to a deed.

🟢 AZ Mohave — over-the-counter tax DEED: pay the listed amount to the County Treasurer → you own it (plus small recording fees). The most direct.

🟡 AZ Navajo — over-the-counter tax LIEN: pay the listed amount to buy the lien → ~3-yr redemption → if unpaid, foreclose (~$1–2k) for the deed.

🟡 SC Greenville — fall AUCTION: listed amount is the opening bid; you bid at the sale → 12-mo redemption → deed if not redeemed.

🔵 SD Meade — inventory only, no price: county-held certificates. Call the Meade County Treasurer with the parcel # to ask redemption status + when it goes to a tax-deed sale.

🔵 WY Sublette / Park — county LIEN sale (Sublette ~July, Park ~Aug): contact the county treasurer or attend the sale.

⚪ NM Torrance / Valencia — state DEED auction: none scheduled right now; rows appear when the state posts one.

Flags: NO_ROAD_NEARBY = possibly landlocked, verify access · NO_PRICING = no buy price in the source (a research lead, not free) · CHEAP / VACANT = good signals.

Always click map ↗ and check the parcel before paying — access, terrain, and whether it's really what you think.