Kansas SB192 mandates that judicial foreclosure tax sales must be conducted in person at a physical location in the county.
Kansas SB192 amends the state's property tax laws to require that judicial foreclosure tax sales be conducted in person at a physical location in the county. The sheriff must offer each tract, lot, or piece of real estate for sale at a public auction, which is open to the public and allows for both in-person and electronic bidding. The act specifies that the auction cannot be exclusively conducted online or by electronic means. The sheriff must make a return to the clerk, and if the sale is confirmed by the court, the sheriff must execute a deed to the purchaser.
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