How do I find tax delinquent properties in St. Louis County, Minnesota?
St. Louis County, Minnesota publishes its full Tax Parcels dataset free on open-data-slcgis.hub.arcgis.com. Filter the DELINQUENT column to Y to build a tax delinquent list with owner names, addresses, balances due, and projected forfeiture years, downloadable as CSV.
How do I pull tax delinquent records step by step?
St. Louis County, Minnesota's Enterprise GIS team runs an official open data site whose Tax Parcels dataset flags delinquent parcels, and owners closest to forfeiture are often the most motivated sellers.
Go to the St. Louis County Open Data portal
Navigate to open-data-slcgis.hub.arcgis.com. This is the official open data site run by St. Louis County, Minnesota's Enterprise GIS team.
Open the Tax Parcels dataset
Use the search bar to search for Tax Parcels and open the dataset named Tax Parcels, Saint Louis County, MN, or go straight to the dataset page. It holds every tax parcel in the county (about 185,000 records) and is refreshed regularly.
Open the data table
On the dataset page, click View data table (next to the record count) to see the parcels as a spreadsheet-style table instead of a map.
Filter to delinquent parcels
Click the funnel (filter) icon beside the table and filter the DELINQUENT column to Y. Skip any rows where the physical address (PHYSADDR) is blank — those are usually raw land or unassigned parcels that are hard to mail to.
Sort by balance due
Click the BAL_DUE column header to sort from highest to lowest. Owners with the largest unpaid tax balances are typically the closest to forfeiture and often the most motivated.
Download the list
Back on the dataset page, click Download and choose the CSV option to pull the full parcel file into a spreadsheet, then apply the same Delinquent = Y filter in Excel or Google Sheets.
Record the data
For each delinquent parcel, capture the owner name (OWNAME), property address (PHYSADDR, PHYSCITY, PHYSZIP), parcel number (PRCL_NBR), balance due (BAL_DUE), and the projected forfeiture year (PRJ_FORF_YR). The closer the forfeiture year, the more urgent the owner's situation.
What property data does St. Louis County publish?
| Tax Delinquent | open-data-slcgis.hub.arcgis.com · ArcGIS · FREE |
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