Delinquent property tax help in Larimer County
Behind on property taxes in Larimer County? You likely have more options — and more time — than you think. We help local homeowners understand every path before a tax lien sale.
Helping Larimer County homeowners
From Fort Collins and Loveland to Estes Park and the smaller communities across Larimer County, homeowners sometimes fall behind on property taxes after a job change, medical bill, or family hardship. You are not alone, and falling behind does not mean losing your home overnight.
The Larimer County Treasurer's Office assesses and collects property taxes and holds an annual tax lien sale for parcels with unpaid taxes, generally in the fall. As with the rest of Colorado, that sale transfers a tax lien certificate to an investor — not your home — and you keep ownership with a redemption period to make things right.
We are a Colorado company led by a licensed real estate broker with more than 45 years of experience. Whether the best move is bringing taxes current, redeeming a lien, selling before penalties grow, or a creative solution, we will explain every option clearly and let you decide.
Getting help in Larimer County is simple
Contact us
Call, text, or request a callback. Tell us about your Larimer County property and any county notices.
We review
We look at your specific situation and the options that may apply in Larimer County.
We explain options
Every available path, in plain language, with the pros and cons of each.
You decide
You choose what works best. No pressure, no obligation, ever.
Tax lien sale dates and procedures are set by the Larimer County Treasurer and can change each year. Always confirm current dates and balances directly with the county. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.