Connecticut Redeemable Tax Deed Sales
In this video we teach about Tax Sale Investing in the State of Connecticut. Connecticut is a redeemable tax deed state. In a redeemable tax deed state the actual property is sold after tax foreclosure and then the former owner has one last opportunity to redeem the property (pay the delinquent taxes). If the taxes aren't paid the investor becomes the owner. This differs from tax lien states where a lien is sold against the property giving the owner the right to collect the back due taxes and earn interest.
- Redeemable Tax Deed State / Monition Sales
- After Sale, Deed is Prepared But Not Recorded
- Six Month Redemption Period
- If Redeemed = 1.5% Monthly Interest
- Deed Recorded if Not Redeemed after 60 Days
- Handled by Treasurer's Office
Connecticut Counties & Populations:
1 Fairfield County 949,921
2 Hartford County 895,388
3 New Haven County 860,435
4 New London County 269,033
5 Litchfield County 182,177
6 Middlesex County 163,410
7 Tolland County 151,461
8 Windham County 116,359