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Sandoval County, NM — case 93120

Sandoval County, NM

Register record Sandoval County, NM · case 93120 · active · sale Sep 30, 2026
State auction · in person · county by county
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Bidding opens at
$800
The tax owed, not a valuation — the division says so in its own terms
Sale day
Sep 30, 10:00 AM
in 7 days
Size
0.47 ac
From an appraisal record
Where
Bernalillo Recreation Center
In person; registration closes when bidding starts
Do this first, or they cannot deed it to you Register in person from 8 a.m. on sale day and bring your payment with you. Money order, certified check, cashier's check, or a personal or business check with a bank letter of credit presented at registration. No cash, no cards. The deed issues only to the name you registered.
The risk you are taking Any lien recorded before the tax lien arose survives and becomes yours; anything recorded after it is cut off. Separately, for two years the former owner can ask a court to undo the sale — and if they win you get the purchase price back and nothing else, not your costs and not your improvements.
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