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New Hampshire
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The rules
- System
- Lien held by the town; sold to investors only if the town votes to
- Maximum interest or penalty
- 14%/yr on the recorded lien
- Redemption period
- 2 years, then tax deed to the lienholder
- How the auction is won
- Public auction or sealed bids, town may set a minimum
- Statute
- N.H. Rev. Stat. §80:69
- §80:76
- §80:80
Pending verification: this summary was drawn from the statutes above and hasn't been independently reviewed. Read the current statute and confirm with the county before bidding.
Before you bid
- Confirm the sale date, registration deadline and deposit with the county.
- Read the current statute; rates and redemption rules change.
- Talk to a local attorney about title, notice and foreclosure steps.
Upcoming sales in New Hampshire
No New Hampshire sales are in our current calendar (Nov 2026 – Feb 2027). Watch this state to hear when we add one.
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