MS SB2124

Allows tax sale purchasers to provide notice directly to property owners and lienholders between 60-180 days before the two-year anniversary of the sale, which can satisfy legal notice requirements if the clerk fails to send notice

Requires all Mississippi property owners to register a mailing address with the Chancery Clerk for tax sale notifications; owners who fail to provide an address cannot later claim lack of notice as a defense

Expands reimbursement for tax sale purchasers to include subsequent year taxes, reasonable attorney fees for defending title, maintenance costs, clean-up expenses, repairs, and improvements if the sale is redeemed or voided

Protects tax sale purchasers from trespassing claims if a sale is later determined void, provided they were acting within their statutory right of possession

Prohibits courts from recognizing ownership claims by any party or political subdivision after unredeemed lands are sold to the state and received by the Secretary of State's office or transferred to a government entity