New Hampshire Tax Lien & Tax Deed Auctions
Every New Hampshire county we track, with its next sale date, platform, and rules — each field sourced directly from the county or state's official page and re-verified on a rolling basis.
New Hampshire law (RSA 80 (80:69, 80:76, 80:80)): The municipality holds the tax lien itself (no investor lien sales) and takes a tax deed 2 years after execution; it then resells the tax-deeded property by auction or sealed bid. Redemption rate on the city lien is 14%/yr.
Recent changes investors should know
- •RSA 80:80: a municipality MAY vote to assign tax liens to private buyers by auction/sealed bid — legally possible but rare; no routine retail market
New Hampshire State Guide →Set a safer bid limit →Use the due-diligence checklist →All states →Academy: what a tax lien actually is →
City of Manchester, New Hampshire
deed · City of Manchester (Tax Collector / Finance)
Not yet announced (tax-deeded property resold as-needed)
not yet announced
City of Nashua, New Hampshire
deed · City of Nashua (Treasurer/Tax Collector; Board of Aldermen approves)
Not yet announced (tax-deeded property resold as-needed)
not yet announced
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