Vermont Tax Lien Sales
In this video we teach about Tax Sale Investing in the State of Vermont. Vermont is a tax lien state. In a tax lien state, a priority lien against the property is sold to an investor giving the investor the right to collection the back due taxes and earn interest. In the event this lien does not get paid, the investor could foreclose it to gain ownership of the property. This is different from a tax deed state where the ownership of the property is sold.
- Tax Lien State
- Minimum Bid Based on Past Due Taxes, Interest & Fees
- Premium Bid Process
- Interest Rate: 1% Month
- Redemption Period: One Year
- Held at Municipal Level by Municipal Tax Collector
Vermont Counties & Populations:
1 Chittenden County 162,372
2 Rutland County 59,087
3 Washington County 58,290
4 Windsor County 55,100
5 Franklin County 49,025
6 Windham County 42,869
7 Addison County 36,776
8 Bennington County 35,594
9 Caledonia County 30,164
10 Orange County 28,974
11 Orleans County 26,841
12 Lamoille County 25,337
13 Grand Isle County 6,998
14 Essex County 6,230