City of Manassas Park · Connecticut

Sell Your Tax Lien House Fast in Manassas Park

In Connecticut, property tax liens attach automatically on October 1st of each grand list year under Connecticut General Statutes § 12-172, meaning the moment taxes are assessed, the municipality holds a statutory lien on the property — no court action is required for the lien itself to be valid. If taxes remain unpaid, the municipality can pursue a tax sale through the Superior Court under CGS § 12-157, a judicial foreclosure process that typically takes six months to over a year to complete depending on case complexity and court docket; the Hartford Judicial District and other district courts handle these actions, and a committee is appointed by the court to conduct the sale. After a tax sale, Connecticut law grants the former owner a six-month right of redemption under CGS § 12-157(f), during which you can reclaim your property by paying the full amount owed including interest, costs, and the purchaser's expenses — after that window closes, the tax sale deed becomes absolute and you lose all ownership rights. Connecticut municipalities also offer hardship programs including installment payment plans, means-tested tax relief for seniors and disabled homeowners under CGS § 12-129b, and the State's Circuit Breaker program, so if you are falling behind, contacting your town's tax collector directly before a court action is filed is often your fastest path to stopping the process.

• We pay off all delinquent property taxes at closing
• Stops county tax sale or seizure
• No out-of-pocket costs to you
• Any amount of back taxes — we've seen it all