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Harford County, Maryland 2007 Tax Sale Bidder Consent Form

Harford County, Maryland 2007 Tax Sale Bidder Consent Form-2025

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The document is a Bidder Consent Form for the 2007 Tax Sale in Harford County, Maryland. It outlines the process for submitting the form, either by mail or in person on the day of the sale. The form requires bidders to provide personal information, declare their acceptance of the sale terms, and affirm the accuracy of their provided information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Harford County, Maryland 2007 Tax Sale Bidder Consent Form in the editor.
Locate the 'Bidder Number' section. This number will be assigned by the county, so leave this field blank for now.
In the 'Bidder Type' section, select either 'Individual' or 'Business Entity' by checking the appropriate box.
Fill in your name in the 'Name of Person Bidding' field. If you are representing a business entity, also complete the 'Name of Business' and 'State in which Business is Registered' fields.
Provide your contact information including your address, telephone number, fax number, and email address in their respective fields.
Enter your Social Security Number or Federal EIN as required.
Finally, sign the form in the designated signature area to affirm that all provided information is true and correct.

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How does a tax lien sale work in Maryland?

At the tax sale, a property tax lien is offered for sale to the highest bidder. Once sold and the total amount due is paid by the purchaser to the County, the Countys lien on the property passes to the purchaser.

What happens after a tax sale?

After a tax lien sale, you still own the home because the purchaser only buys a lien against your property. If you pay off the amount of the lien or the purchase price (depending on the situation), plus allowed costs, like interest, within a specified time, you get to keep the home.

Do I need a lawyer for a bill of sale?

The Bill of Sale serves as proof of ownership and can be used for any disputes or misunderstandings regarding the transaction. This is why it is important to hire a lawyer for this purpose, especially in complex or high-value transactions.

What is the downside of buying tax liens?

You can purchase tax lien certificates at public auctions and may be rewarded with interest payments as property owners repay the debt over time. Tax lien investments can be risky, as some homeowners may be unable to repay their debts or file for bankruptcy.

Do I need a lawyer for a tax sale?

An experienced real estate lawyer can explain the process of a tax deed sale and can perform a thorough title search of a tax deed property before you purchase it. Your lawyer can also help you record title to a tax deed property and can make sure that the title you own is in fact marketable title.

How are tax sales different from foreclosures?

In a situation where a tax deed sale is used, the property itself will be sold to a bidder. The difference between the two is that with a tax lien the bidder will be buying the interest on a tax lien certificate, whereas a tax deed sale will be a foreclosure sale to own the property itself.

Harford County, Maryland 2007 Tax Sale Bidder Consent Form-2025

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