Tax Deed Properties in Arkansas What happens to the Liens and Mortgages on Tax Deed property in Arkansas? Mortgages, Judgments, or other encumbrances The Commissioner of State Lands (COSL) attempts to provide notice to all interested parties that have been identified and made known to him. If the interested party receives proper notice of a sale but fails
Assessment of Property Generally Ark. Code Ann. § 26-26-1122 – Definitions. (a) As used in this subchapter and in the Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 79: (1) (A) “Homestead” means the dwelling of a person that is used as his or her principal place of residence with the contiguous land, excluding all land valued as agricultural land, pasture
Sale of Tax Delinquent Lands Read these Arkansas Real Estate Laws, and see how they apply to you: § 26-37-202 – Procedure to sell. (a) (1) Bidders may bid at the sale or mail their bid to the office of the Commissioner of State Lands. (2) Bids shall be delivered at the appropriate place before
Redemption of Realty to be Sold for Taxes Ark. Code Ann. § 26-37-301 – Notice to owner. (a) (1) After receiving tax-delinquent land, the Commissioner of State Lands shall notify the owner, at the owner’s last known address as certified by the county, by certified mail, of the owner’s right to redeem by paying all taxes,
Sale or Forfeiture of Real Property Read these Arkansas Real Estate Laws, and see how they apply to you: Remember: The law often changes, and this website does not offer a complete compilation of Arkansas law. Each case and situation is different. This webpage is meant to give you general information and not to give you
How to File an Action for Quiet Title in Arkansas: Please note: the steps provided here are for informational purposes, only. Most Action to Quiet Title cases are complicated and require the assistance of an experienced real estate attorney. 1. Begin by filing a petition entitled “Action for Quiet Title” with the clerk of the circuit