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This section says that “mortgage” includes certain security interests in manufactured housing, and that a mortgagee includes a holder of such a security interest.
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This section says certain interests in land, and certain buildings, timber, or wood on another person’s land, are treated as real estate for this chapter.
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A municipality, county, or state may enter tax-lien or tax-sale property to do an environmental site assessment or audit if it gives notice to the current owner of record.
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Real estate is subject to a tax lien for taxes assessed against it or its owner, and the lien has priority over other liens.
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A taxed building or structure generally cannot be moved unless the owner provides specified tax documentation to the mover; the mover must carry that documentation during transit and give it back to the owner at the destination.
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The collector may distrain a person’s property or credit if that person neglects or refuses to pay the assessed tax.
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In municipalities using this alternate real estate tax lien procedure, regular tax-sale provisions do not apply, tax liens may be acquired only by the municipality, county, or state, and private individuals are barred from tax sales.
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The collector may sell the real estate if the assessed owner dies or leaves town without property to distrain, if the owner or corporation refuses to expose goods and chattels for distress, or if the tax is unpaid by December 1 after assessment.
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The collector must post sale notices in at least 2 public places and mail notice by registered mail within the stated time limits.
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Each tax collector must send the register of deeds a copy of the posted notice and an affidavit within 15 days after posting and mailing.
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The register must record and index the specified matter, and certified copies of the record may be used as evidence in court.
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The sale must be conducted at auction, in a public place in the town where the land is located, between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
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This section lets selectmen or assessors, and sometimes a deputy, adjourn or postpone a tax sale when the collector cannot conduct it, and it sets notice, reporting, and payment duties for the sale agent.
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Towns, counties, or the state may buy land at a tax sale.
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Each tax collector must send the register of deeds a sworn statement about each tax sale within 30 days.
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A tax-sale purchaser must notify mortgage holders within 45 days, and a tax collector must send a similar notice within 30 days after a later tax payment by the purchaser.
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A notice must be in writing, and a copy must be given to each mortgagee in one of the stated ways.
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A tax collector or deputy must demand payment before notifying the motor vehicle director of unpaid resident tax; after 14 days of nonpayment, the collector may certify the delinquency, and the director may revoke registration until payment is shown.
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A purchaser at a tax sale may recover certain notice fees and mailing or mileage expenses when redemption occurs.
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A purchaser at a tax sale must notify the commissioner of health and human services in writing within 45 days if the real estate has a recorded lien for certain assistance.