Jefferson County Tax Timeline
Jefferson County property taxes are due April 30th. When taxes go unpaid, liens accumulate interest and penalties. Eventually, the county schedules tax sales. Selling before this preserves your equity.
Lakewood Tax Lien Situations We Handle
Mid-Century Inherited Homes
Lakewood developed heavily in the 1950s-70s. Many original owners have now passed, leaving homes to heirs who may discover accumulated tax issues. We help resolve these situations.
Green Mountain Area Properties
The Green Mountain area has older homes with significant land value. Even with tax liens, these properties often retain substantial equity worth preserving through quick sale.
Multiple Assessment Districts
Some Lakewood properties have special district assessments in addition to regular taxes. We coordinate with all entities to clear title at closing.
Lakewood Areas We Serve
Jefferson County Treasurer
Jefferson County Treasurer: 100 Jefferson County Pkwy, Golden, CO 80419. Property tax questions: (303) 271-8330.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you buy a Lakewood property with unpaid taxes?
Yes. We purchase properties with back taxes owed to Jefferson County. All liens are paid from sale proceeds at closing through the title company.
How does Jefferson County handle tax liens?
Jefferson County places liens on properties with delinquent taxes. After a period, properties can be sold at tax sale. We help you sell before this happens.
What about older Lakewood homes?
Many mid-century Lakewood homes were owned by the same families for decades. When these owners pass, heirs may discover years of back taxes. We handle any amount owed.
How fast can you close?
We close in 7-14 days. For properties facing imminent tax sale, we expedite to preserve your ownership and equity.
What if there are multiple liens?
Lakewood properties may have tax liens plus HOA liens or special district assessments. We work with title to resolve all encumbrances at closing.