New Hampshire Tax-Delinquent Properties · Carroll County

Tax-Delinquent Properties in Carroll County, NH — Lakes Region Parcels

9 properties indexed. Acquisition from $195. All listings are past New Hampshire's two-year RSA 80 redemption window.

9
Properties indexed
$195–$1,050
Acquisition range
10.0 yrs
Avg. years delinquent
$86,144
Avg. assessed value
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About Carroll County Tax-Delinquent Properties

Carroll County is New Hampshire's Lakes Region — Ossipee Lake, Lake Winnipesaukee's eastern shore, and the Mount Washington Valley. Tax-delinquent parcels here range from seasonal camps to woodland acreage. NH's RSA 80 lien process gives municipalities a clear path to tax-acquired title after the two-year redemption window, and DeedScout has indexed every Carroll County property past that threshold. Document generation for NH is coming soon; in the meantime, browse and save your targets.

Under New Hampshire RSA 80:19, municipalities execute a tax lien when property taxes go unpaid. After a two-year redemption window, the collector issues a deed to the municipality under RSA 80:38-a — establishing tax-acquired title. Properties in this database have cleared that threshold.

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New Hampshire Tax Lien Process — How It Works in Carroll County

New Hampshire's RSA 80 gives municipalities a clear statutory path to tax-acquired title. Here's how the process runs from delinquency to deed.

01

Tax Lien Executed

When taxes go unpaid, the municipality executes a tax lien under RSA 80:19. Notice is sent to the owner and all mortgagees of record.

02

Two-Year Redemption Window

The owner has two years from the lien execution date to redeem by paying all back taxes, interest (12% per annum), and costs. After this, the right to redeem expires under RSA 80:38.

03

Collector's Deed Issued

After the redemption window closes, the tax collector deeds the property to the municipality under RSA 80:38-a. Municipal tax-acquired title is now established.

04

Municipal Disposition

The municipality may sell, transfer, or otherwise dispose of tax-acquired property. Investors can negotiate directly with the town or city governing body.

05

Deed Recorded at Registry

The deed is recorded at Carroll County Registry of Deeds, transferring title. No quiet title action typically required for the statutory RSA 80 process.

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All 9 Tax-Delinquent Properties in Carroll County

Live database. Click any address to open the full property record, including tax history, parcel map, and Street View. Ready to File means the redemption period has expired — you can petition immediately.

Address / City Type Delinquency Acquisition Cost Assessed Value Status
88 Granite State Rd, Eaton Vacant Land 14 yrs $195 $21,600 Ready to File
22 Bearcamp River Rd, Albany Residential 13 yrs $640 $72,300 Ready to File
77 Swift River Rd, Tamworth Vacant Land 12 yrs $285 $34,200 Ready to File
61 Lee Rd, Moultonborough Residential 11 yrs $580 $64,500 Ready to File
118 Route 16, Ossipee Commercial 10 yrs $1,050 $147,000 Ready to File
205 Old Moultonborough Rd, Moultonborough Residential 9 yrs $810 $96,800 Ready to File
44 Mountain View Rd, Ossipee Residential 8 yrs $750 $82,400 Ready to File
33 Chocorua Lake Rd, Tamworth Residential 7 yrs $890 $118,500 Ready to File
149 Center Rd, Wolfeboro Residential 6 yrs $970 $138,000 Active

Acquisition cost = back taxes owed + filing fees. Assessed value from municipal records. Data updated quarterly.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Carroll County, NH Tax Properties

How does New Hampshire's tax lien process work?
Under RSA 80, when property taxes go unpaid the municipality executes a lien and notifies the owner. The owner has two years to redeem by paying all back taxes, 12% annual interest, and costs. After two years, the tax collector deeds the property to the municipality — establishing tax-acquired title with no further right of redemption.
When will DeedScout support NH document generation?
NH filing document generation is in development. Maine Title 36 §946 filings are fully supported now. We'll notify subscribers when NH documents launch. In the meantime, browse and save NH properties so you can move first.
What's the difference between Maine and NH tax-deed processes?
Maine uses a Title 36 §946 petition process (18-month redemption; investor petitions select board). New Hampshire uses RSA 80 (2-year redemption; collector issues deed to municipality, which then disposes of the property). Both result in investor-accessible title through a statutory administrative process — no quiet title lawsuit required.
Are these Carroll County, NH properties exclusive to DeedScout?
No. Tax-delinquent records are public in New Hampshire. DeedScout provides a curated, pre-vetted database plus upcoming filing document generation — eliminating the research and legal legwork for investors.
Can I acquire a property for the listed acquisition cost?
The acquisition cost shown is estimated back taxes owed plus filing fees. Actual costs depend on each municipality's disposition process. Always verify directly with the Carroll County municipality before proceeding.

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