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RSA 80:32. Redemption.
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A person with a legal interest in land sold for taxes may redeem it before the deed is issued by paying the sale amount, interest, and redemption costs.
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A person with a legal interest in land sold for taxes may redeem it before the deed is issued by paying the sale amount, interest, and redemption costs.
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A person with a legal interest in sold real estate may make partial redemption payments of $5 or multiples of $5 to the tax collector, who must receipt them and pass them to the town treasurer.
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If property tax or redemption payment is made, the tax collector must notify the register of deeds within 30 days.
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The collector must give a receipt for each payment or tender and pay the money over to the purchaser on demand.
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A person with a legal interest in taxable real estate may pay his share of the tax, and in some cases redeem his interest before the collector gives a deed.
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The register must record reported facts, keep an index of property and taxpayer details, and return documents from the tax collector within 30 days.
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A purchaser at a tax sale may pay later taxes, but must notify the mortgagee and the collector has notice duties too.
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The tax collector must notify the current owner, or the owner’s representative or executor, at least 30 days before the deed is executed, using certified mail with return receipt requested.
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The tax collector must notify mortgage holders at least 30 days before a deed is executed, using certified mail with return receipt requested.
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The collector must deed the sold, unredeemed land to the purchaser after 2 years, but must not deed it to a municipality that has properly notified the collector it will not accept the deed for specified liability reasons.
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A contest to a tax sale or collector’s deed must be brought within 10 years after the deed is recorded.
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A collector has constable-like powers for collecting taxes and serving the warrant, until the taxes in the list are collected.
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A tax collector must send certain tax-sale reports to the register of deeds, and the register must stamp the receipt time on the document and return it after recording it.
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A collector who charges more than the fees allowed by law must forfeit $5.
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Towns and cities may keep certain real property for public use if they got title by tax collector’s deed under RSA 80:42 and the town meeting or city council approves.
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A municipality generally may not transfer tax-lien property or convey tax-sale real estate during the redemption period unless the required local vote or authorization is in place.
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Tax collectors must collect specified fees for real-estate tax sale services, and may charge certain actual expenses.
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Tax collectors must receive specific fees and may be allowed actual and necessary expenses for keeping, storing, and caring for distrained property.
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The collector of taxes must pay set recording fees to the register of deeds, and may be reimbursed by certain taxpayers or lien-related requesters. The register of deeds may also charge a reasonable fee for tax-sale record searches and mortgage-encumbrance reports, but is not required to do so.
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This section says the chapter does not repeal or amend any act that gives a single municipality special powers over handling redemptions.