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AL HB270
Bill
Status
5/7/2024
Primary Sponsor
Chris Sells
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AI Summary
HB270 Summary
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Amends Alabama Code Sections 40-10-28 and 40-10-197 governing tax delinquent properties, excess funds distribution, and tax lien foreclosure procedures.
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Establishes timeframes for tax lien holders to bring foreclosure and quiet title actions: 4-10 years for tax sales in 2016 or later, 4-11 years for 2015 sales, and 4-12 years for 2014 sales.
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Requires tax lien holders to provide notice to property owners and other interested parties at least 30 days but no more than 180 days before filing a foreclosure action.
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Allows property owners or other parties entitled to redeem to demand public auction of the property, with proceeds distributed first to auction costs and holder's costs/fees, then surplus to the property owner or heirs.
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Effective October 1, 2024, and applies only to tax liens without a final foreclosure judgment rendered before that date.
Legislative Description
Tax delinquent properties, provides for distribution of excess funds from certain tax sale, actions to foreclose and quiet title, public auction demanded and distribution of proceeds, distribution of surplus proceeds, limited application of act.
Property & Estates
Last Action
Enacted
5/7/2024