Modifies provisions relating to land banks

Summary

The bill deletes dozens of existing statutes that govern how counties sell property with unpaid taxes and replaces them with 48 new sections. It eliminates the requirement that taxes be unpaid for at least two years before a county can foreclose, lets counties choose a different set of procedures, and sets new rules on who may bid at tax sales. The changes are intended to streamline tax‑sale processes and prevent conflicts of interest.

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