New Hampshire tax sales
deed state
New Hampshire towns and cities, not counties, collect property tax. If taxes are not paid in full by December 1 after assessment, the town's tax collector can put a real estate tax lien on the property; the lien has priority over other liens and accrues interest at 14 percent per year. Anyone with a legal interest can redeem until the collector issues a deed, which can happen 2 years after the lien was executed; the deed goes to the lienholder, usually the town, though the governing body may refuse a tax deed. Towns then sell some tax-deeded property, and excess proceeds above what the town may keep go to the former owner.
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We track 1 town in New Hampshire. None has posted a date we can confirm yet; see each one below for its schedule.
Information only, not investment or legal advice. Sale dates, terms and deadlines change; always confirm with the county before you register or bid.
Upcoming dated sales in New Hampshire
No dated sales posted by these counties yet. Check each county below for its schedule.
Towns
| Where | Type | Format | Next sale | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Derry (town) | deed | In person JSJ Auctions |
No sale after 2026-10-27 posted. The latest auction on the page was 39 Redfield Circle, Friday, October 23, 2026 at 3:00PM, held on site by JSJ Auctions (past). | Oct 27, 2026 |
New Hampshire tax sale questions
Does New Hampshire sell tax liens or tax deeds?
New Hampshire towns and cities, not counties, collect property tax. If taxes are not paid in full by December 1 after assessment, the town's tax collector can put a real estate tax lien on the property; the lien has priority over other liens and accrues interest at 14 percent per year. Anyone with a legal interest can redeem until the collector issues a deed, which can happen 2 years after the lien was executed; the deed goes to the lienholder, usually the town, though the governing body may refuse a tax deed. Towns then sell some tax-deeded property, and excess proceeds above what the town may keep go to the former owner.
When is the next tax sale in New Hampshire?
None of the New Hampshire places we track has posted a date we can confirm yet. Each county page says what the county has posted so far.
Are New Hampshire tax sales online or in person?
Of the 1 places we track, 1 in person. Each county page shows the format and the auction site, if there is one.
Where do these dates come from?
Each date is read from the county's own page or a legal notice the county must publish. We link that page next to the sale and show the day we last checked it.
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