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Hendry County Foreclosure & Tax Deed Auctions

Every upcoming foreclosure and tax deed sale on the Hendry County, Florida auction calendar, with the judgment or opening bid, market value and equity. Updated every 24 hours.

Upcoming foreclosures

0

Upcoming tax deeds

18

Next sale

Oct 29, 2026

Median judgment

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18 properties are scheduled for public auction in Hendry County, Florida: 0 foreclosure sales ordered by the court and 18 tax deed sales for unpaid property taxes, across 3 cities including Port Labelle, Banyan Village, Labelle. and the median market value $14,300. Sales run online on hendry.realtaxdeed.com; every listing below links to its full record.

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Frequently asked questions

How many foreclosure auctions are in Hendry County, Florida?
As of October 20, 2026, Fclosure tracks 0 upcoming foreclosure auctions and 18 upcoming tax deed auctions in Hendry County, Florida; the next sale day is Oct 29, 2026.
When are Hendry County foreclosure auctions held?
Hendry County holds its sales online on hendry.realtaxdeed.com. Upcoming sale days: Oct 29, 2026.
How do I bid at a Hendry County foreclosure auction?
Register on hendry.realtaxdeed.com, fund the deposit the clerk requires (5% of the bid for a foreclosure sale), and bid online on the sale day. The winning bidder pays the balance by the clerk's deadline; the clerk issues a certificate of title if no objection is filed within 10 days of the sale.
What is a tax deed sale in Hendry County?
A tax deed sale auctions a property whose owner left property taxes unpaid long enough for the tax certificate holder to apply for a deed. The opening bid covers the certificate, interest and costs, plus half the assessed value for a homestead (Florida Statutes §197.502).