(a)The Land Commissioner shall maintain a listing of all the lands that have been bid in for the state, which shall include the following:
(1)A legal description of the property, as it appears on the certificate of purchase provided to the state as required by Section 40-10-20.
(2)The amount of state and county taxes due.
(3)The date when the property was bid in for the state.
(b)After three years from the date of the sale, any portions of property that have not been redeemed shall be subject to sale by the state. The Land Commissioner may sell the property in any of the following ways:
(1)Sell the property at private sale to any purchaser, who may pay in cash to the Treasurer such sum of money as the Land Commissioner ascertains to be sufficient to cover and satisfy all claims of th
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(a) The Land Commissioner shall maintain a listing of all the lands that have been bid in for the state, which shall include the following:
(1) A legal description of the property, as it appears on the certificate of purchase provided to the state as required by Section 40-10-20.
(2) The amount of state and county taxes due.
(3) The date when the property was bid in for the state.
(b) After three years from the date of the sale, any portions of property that have not been redeemed shall be subject to sale by the state. The Land Commissioner may sell the property in any of the following ways:
(1) Sell the property at private sale to any purchaser, who may pay in cash to the Treasurer such sum of money as the Land Commissioner ascertains to be sufficient to cover and satisfy all claims of the state and county, which sum shall not be less than the amount of money for which the lands were bid in by the state, with interest thereon at the rate of 12 percent per annum from the date of sale, together with the amount of all taxes due on the lands since date of sale, with interest thereon at the rate of 12 percent per annum from the maturity of such taxes.
(2) If the lands are within a municipal boundary, sell the property to the municipality or other nonprofit or governmental entity as the municipality may designate, at the best price offered, irrespective of the amount of taxes and interest due.
(3) If the property is not within a municipal boundary, sell the property to the county in which the lands are situated or other entity as the county may designate, at the best price offered, irrespective of the amount of taxes and interest due.
(4) Sell the property to such other entity created jointly by the municipality and the county in which the lands are situated as much as may be authorized by state law, at the best price offered, irrespective of the amount of taxes and interest due.
(5) Sell the property to a land bank authority created as authorized by Chapter 9, Title 24, for no consideration, irrespective of the amount of taxes and interest due.
(c) If the property has not been redeemed or sold by the state within five years from the date of the sale, the property may be sold by the Land Commissioner by online public auction as provided in Section 40-10-134, irrespective of the amount of taxes and interest due.