An Act protecting homeowners from unfair tax lien practices by cities and towns
This bill aims to protect homeowners in Massachusetts from unfair practices by local tax lien collectors. It establishes a fixed $30 fee for municipalities to record tax lien documents and requires that the sale of tax receivables be conducted through a public bidding process that evaluates offerors based on price, experience, and licensing status. Additionally, the legislation mandates that buyers must notify taxpayers within 12 business days of purchasing a lien, providing clear, multilingual information about the sale, redemption rights, and legal consequences in plain language.
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