New Mexico sells tax deeds but does not sell tax liens. Interestingly, the current law can allow mortgages to remain on the property even after the tax deed is sold. I suggest that you contact county Clerk to determine if properties are available in a particular county. Listings can be found by contacting each county taxation department or the state Taxation Department. I strongly recommend that you perform ample research and speak with an attorney in New Mexico that has knowledge regarding these sales. I have not invested in New Mexico and I am not fully abreast of the different legal issues that could affect the investor. Texas is a neighboring
state that has very concrete and well established laws so it may be another option for the New Mexico investor.
NOTE: In all tax deed states research is very important. This is because the possibility of land ownership is very high. You should begin reading the state statutes relating to property taxes and delinquent tax collection practices. It is very important to be fully aware of which liens will survive the sale and foreclosure of the deed. The new owner of the parcel will be responsible for any surviving liens and claims attached to the property.
We currently do not sell a product that details the New Mexico tax deed sale process. I do have extensive experience with deed sale purchases and can give you some critical research suggestions to making tax deed sales work. I do suggest reading the state's tax code relating to property taxes. If you have any questions please email me or set up a consultation. If you are interested in investing in any other states I have developed two high detailed 'best of breed' tax sale products that will guide you through the entire process of researching, inspecting,
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Warmest Regards,
Darius M. Barazandeh, J.D./M.B.A.
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New Mexico Tax Collection Entities
New Mexico State Statutes - Select the Property Tax Code and Review the following areas:
- Property Tax Collection
- Collection and Enforcement of Delinquent Property Taxes
Legislative Tax Publication - - I suggest periodically reviewing this information for any upcoming changes to the tax code
Census Bureau Information New Mexico - Use this data to research counties and to link to any online county databases
Suggested Reading # 1:
Tax Lien and Deeds Some Basics for Your Success
by Darius M. Barazandeh
Suggested Reading # 2:
Tax Sale and Tax Lien Due Diligence Matters! 
by Darius M. Barazandeh
M New Mexico Additional Research Links Page
NOTE: New Mexico links can be found at the bottom of the page
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