New Hampshire Tax Deeds
In New Hampshire, county tax collectors sell tax deeds to the winning bidders at the delinquent property tax sale.
Tax Sale Type: Tax Deeds (Sec. 80:27 
)
Contact: County Tax Collector (Sec. 80:20 )
Bid Procedure: Premium Bid (Sec. 80:24 )
Law: New Hampshire Revised Statutes, Title V, Chapter 80, "Collection of Taxes."
New Hampshire Tax Sale Discussion
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Counties located in New Hampshire
The following is a list of counties located in the state of New Hampshire.
Tax Deeds for properties located in the following counties are sold at New Hampshire county tax sales.
Learn more about each county's individual tax sale process by clicking on the name of the county for which you are interested from the list below:
| County / Municipality: | Auction Type: | Population: |
|---|---|---|
| Belknap County, NH | Tax Deeds | 56,325 |
| Carroll County, NH | Tax Deeds | 43,666 |
| Cheshire County, NH | Tax Deeds | 73,825 |
| Coos County, NH | Tax Deeds | 33,111 |
| Grafton County, NH | Tax Deeds | 81,743 |
| Hillsborough, NH | Tax Deeds | 380,841 |
| Merrimack County, NH | Tax Deeds | 136,225 |
| Rockingham County, NH | Tax Deeds | 277,359 |
| Strafford County, NH | Tax Deeds | 112,233 |
| Sullivan County, NH | Tax Deeds | 40,458 |
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Anyone who is intent on purchasing New Hampshire tax deeds needs to be aware that according to Title 5 section 80:28 of New Hampshire revised statutes:
"The purchaser of any real estate sold by a collector of taxes, within 45 days from the date of such sale, shall notify all persons holding mortgages upon such property as recorded in the office of the register of deeds."