New Hampshire Tax-Lien & Tax-Deed Investing

New Hampshire scores 44/100 (Tier D), ranked #34 of 51 jurisdictions. The TaxLienSimple Index is a 0–100 research guide built from statutory terms and the inventory we track — not a yield, a guarantee, or investment advice. Realized returns depend on competition, redemption and your own due diligence. Verify every figure with the county before bidding.

14% per annum on the recorded lien amount (RSA 80:69), reduced from 18% effective April 1, 2019 Redemption period: 2 years from execution of the tax lien before the collector may deed the property. Under the standard RSA 80:58-91 procedure the municipality itself holds the tax lien (not an auctioned investor certificate); third-party investor participation only occurs where a town opts to transfer/assign liens under RSA 80:80, so most NH liens are municipally held.

14% per annum on the recorded lien amount (RSA 80:69), reduced from 18% effective April 1, 2019 Under the standard RSA 80:58-91 procedure the municipality itself holds the tax lien (not an auctioned investor certificate); third-party investor participation only occurs where a town opts to transfer/assign liens under RSA 80:80, so most NH liens are municipally held.

New Hampshire uses a n/a method for its tax lien sales.

New Hampshire uses a tax lien system. Under the standard RSA 80:58-91 procedure the municipality itself holds the tax lien (not an auctioned investor certificate); third-party investor participation only occurs where a town opts to transfer/assign liens under RSA 80:80, so most NH liens are municipally held.