New Mexico Tax Sale Calendar

Quick answerNew Mexico tax sale timing: State-run public auctions scheduled throughout the year, county by county, as delinquent lists are prepared — the Property Tax Division must generally offer a sale at least annually in each county unless postponed by agreement What is sold: Tax deeds. Registration and deposits are due before the sale — in most counties, the day before — so the list posting date matters as much as the sale date.

Verified New Mexico sale dates are added as counties publish their lists — members get them by text and email the moment they post. The sale rhythm below is from New Mexico law.

Rate / penalty: n/a — pure tax deed state; the state sells the property itself, not a lien, so there is no statutory interest or redemption premium for a buyer

Redemption: No post-sale redemption. Property may not be sold until at least 3 years after it first appears on the delinquency list (§7-38-67); the owner may pay delinquent taxes, penalties, interest and costs at any time before the sale

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Rules: New Mexico tax sale laws · Playbook: New Mexico investing guide