right to redeem; foreclosure; prohibition

HB 2107 modifies Arizona's tax lien foreclosure process to protect primary residences. It prohibits foreclosure actions against property owners whose homes are their primary residence (as defined in A.R.S. § 42-12053), regardless of lien duration. Instead, county treasurers must collect redemption payments through setoffs, wage garnishment, payment plans, or other legal methods. This applies to all tax liens sold after the bill's effective date, ensuring primary homeowners cannot lose their homes through standard tax lien foreclosure.