Pennsylvania court voids $28,000 tax sale of Chester home over failed owner notice
A Pennsylvania man who had owned a Chester home for a decade lost it at a tax sale over unpaid property taxes. The home sold for $28,000 against an upset price of $5,741. On October 13, 2026, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania overturned the sale. The court found that officials had not made reasonable efforts to contact the owner after a notice came back unclaimed.
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