In Massachusetts, the tax collectors sell Massachusetts hybrid tax deed to the winning bidders at the public tax sale. Property owners have six (6) months to exercise his or her right to redeeem. Property owners redeem by paying the purchase price plus a 16% penalty.
Tax Sale Type: Tax Deeds (Hybrid) (Chap. 60 Sec. 45 
)
Contact: County Tax Collector (Chap. 60 Sec. 43 )
Interest Rate: None
Penalty Rate: 16% (Chap. 60 Sec. 62 )
Bid Procedure: Premium Bid (Chap. 60 Sec. 43 . )
Redemption Period: Six (6) months (Chap. 60 Sec. 65 )
Law: Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 60, "Collection of Local Taxes."
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Learn about Buying Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Foreclosures in Different Counties located in Massachusetts:
The following is a list of counties located in the state of Massachusetts. Tax Deeds (Hybrid) for properties located in the following counties are sold at Massachusetts county tax sales.
| County/Municipality: | Population: |
|---|---|
| Barnstable County, MA | 222,230 |
| Berkshire County, MA | 134,953 |
| Bristol County, MA | 534,678 |
| Dukes County, MA | 14,987 |
| Essex County, MA | 723,419 |
| Franklin County, MA | 71,535 |
| Hampden County, MA | 456,228 |
| Hampshire County, MA | 152,251 |
| Middlesex County, MA | 1,465,396 |
| Nantucket County, MA | 9,520 |
| Norfolk County, MA | 650,308 |
| Plymouth County, MA | 472,822 |
| Suffolk County, MA | 689,807 |
| Worcester County, MA | 750,963 |
Learn about Buying Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Foreclosures in Different States Across The United States:
Learn more about each State's individual delinquent tax sale process for tax lien certificates, tax deeds and tax foreclosures by clicking on the name of the state for which you are interested from the list below:
| State: | Population: | |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 5,108,468 | |
| Alaska | 733,406 | |
| Arizona | 7,431,344 | |
| Arkansas | 3,067,732 | |
| California | 38,965,193 | |
| Colorado | 5,877,610 | |
| Connecticut | 3,617,176 | |
| Delaware | 1,031,890 | |
| Florida | 22,610,726 | |
| Georgia | 11,029,227 | |
| Hawaii | 1,435,138 | |
| Idaho | 1,964,726 | |
| Illinois | 12,549,689 | |
| Indiana | 6,862,199 | |
| Iowa | 3,207,004 | |
| Kansas | 2,940,546 | |
| Kentucky | 4,526,154 | |
| Louisiana | 4,573,749 | |
| Maine | 1,395,722 | |
| Maryland | 6,180,253 | |
| Massachusetts | 7,001,399 | |
| Michigan | 10,037,261 | |
| Minnesota | 5,737,915 | |
| Mississippi | 2,939,690 | |
| Missouri | 6,196,156 | |
| Montana | 1,132,812 | |
| Nebraska | 1,978,379 | |
| Nevada | 3,194,176 | |
| New Hampshire | 1,402,054 | |
| New Jersey | 9,290,841 | |
| New Mexico | 2,114,371 | |
| New York | 19,571,216 | |
| North Carolina | 10,835,491 | |
| North Dakota | 783,926 | |
| Ohio | 11,785,935 | |
| Oklahoma | 4,053,824 | |
| Oregon | 4,233,358 | |
| Pennsylvania | 12,961,683 | |
| Rhode Island | 1,095,962 | |
| South Carolina | 5,373,555 | |
| South Dakota | 919,318 | |
| Tennessee | 7,126,489 | |
| Texas | 30,503,301 | |
| Utah | 3,417,734 | |
| Vermont | 647,464 | |
| Virginia | 8,715,698 | |
| Washington | 7,812,880 | |
| West Virginia | 1,770,071 | |
| Wisconsin | 5,910,955 | |
| Wyoming | 584,057 |
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