Cherry Hill Township Tax Sale: What Homeowners Need to Know

Cherry Hill Township runs a tax sale every year for properties with unpaid taxes, as New Jersey state law requires. Property taxes in New Jersey come due 4 times a year: February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1. Fall behind on those payments, and Cherry Hill must sell a tax sale certificate on your home at that sale. That certificate is a lien, not a deed transfer. The risk is real, though. Once a lien holder has held the certificate for 2 years, they can start Superior Court foreclosure proceedings. A completed foreclosure hands them the deed and possession of your home. Call Cherry Hill Township directly at 856-665-6500 to find out your account balance before this goes any further.

Selling before a lien hits foreclosure is often the fastest way to keep your equity intact. We buy houses in Cherry Hill as-is, charge no fees, and hand you a written cash offer within 24 hours. You choose the closing date. That means you control the timeline, not the county. Our BBB A+ rating reflects how we have handled purchases since 2018, including homes carrying tax debt. Head to our Cherry Hill home-selling page or our sell before foreclosure guide to see every option in front of you. When you are ready, request your offer and we can move fast before the tax situation grows worse.