TAX AUCTION OF EAST COAST LLC
LLC — 34 tax-sale certificates across 1 county and one year (2025).
- Certificates won
- 34across every county we track
- Counties active
- 1in MD
- Sales won in
- 1county sales with at least one purchase
- Winning bids
- $7,955,181across all 34 certificates
- Last seen
- June 12, 2026111 days old when this page was built, October 1, 2026
The figure above is the winning bid, not the amount paid at the sale. Where TAX AUCTION OF EAST COAST LLC bought in Maryland, the county records the bid; what a purchaser pays at the sale is the taxes, interest and costs due plus a high-bid premium, and the balance of the bid is owed only if the purchaser forecloses. Across 34 such certificates that came to $717,222: $95,250 in taxes, interest and costs and $621,972 in high-bid premium.
Where and when
| County | Sale | Certificates | Winning bid | Last confirmed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Talbot County, MD | 2025 | 34 | $7,955,181 | June 12, 2026 |
Public registry record
We looked for a business-registry record for TAX AUCTION OF EAST COAST LLC in a public mirror and did not find one. That is the result of a search, not an assumption: several operators here are registered in states whose registries are not machine-readable, and one appears to be misspelled in the county's own file.
Buyers alongside TAX AUCTION OF EAST COAST LLC
| # | Buyer | Type | Certificates | Winning bid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TAX AUCTION OF EAST COAST LLC | LLC | 34 | $7,955,181 |
| 2 | VILLAGE HILL LLC | LLC | 17 | $5,534,609 |
| 3 | GREYMORR MD LLC | LLC | 15 | $2,970,300 |
| 4 | THE TAX LIEN SEASON 2025 LP | Limited partnership | 13 | $1,301,202 |
| 5 | BRYNN LLC | LLC | 11 | $556,995 |
| 6 | EFFECT INC J SCOTT MORSE | Incorporated | 8 | $1,769,744 |
| 7 | GOLDEN BUTTERFLY LLC | LLC | 8 | $1,142,363 |
| 8 | BROOK-LYN C.O.R.P. LLC BRUCE MILLER | LLC | 5 | $1,904,431 |
| 9 | CAPITAL LIEN GROUP LLC | LLC | 5 | $627,136 |
| 10 | MID ATLANTIC TAX AUCTION LLC | LLC | 5 | $1,006,900 |
Ranked by certificates won, not by dollars — several of the counties we track publish no purchase amount, and a dollar ranking would place their largest buyers last. Showing the top 10 of 27 buyers. The 10 rows shown account for 121 of the 156 certificates won by all 27 buyers ranked; the remaining 17 buyers are not shown. 8 of all 27 buyers ranked, not only the 10 shown, are individuals rather than companies; they are named as winning bidders and counted, and no contact or registry detail is published for them. Where a county publishes the winning bid, that is the figure shown; in Maryland the amount paid at the sale is the taxes due plus a high-bid premium, and the balance of the bid is owed only on foreclosure.