Arizona § 42-18151 Who may redeem real property tax liens; persons owning partial interest

Arizona Statutes

§ 42-18151 — Who may redeem real property tax liens; persons owning partial interest

Arizona § 42-18151

Title 42Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 18COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT

Art. 4Redemption of Tax Liens

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 42-18151 (2026).

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A.A real property tax lien that is sold under article 3 of this chapter may be redeemed by:

1.The owner.

2.Any person that wants to pay on behalf of the owner by making a charitable gift.

3.The owner's agent, assignee or attorney.

4.Any person who has a legal or equitable claim in the property, including a certificate of purchase of a different date.

B.A person who owns an interest in real property less than the whole may redeem a tax lien against that interest as a percentage of the entire liability reported by the county assessor by paying the proportionate part of the whole amount due.

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A. A real property tax lien that is sold under article 3 of this chapter may be redeemed by:

1. The owner.

2. Any person that wants to pay on behalf of the owner by making a charitable gift.

3. The owner's agent, assignee or attorney.

4. Any person who has a legal or equitable claim in the property, including a certificate of purchase of a different date.

B. A person who owns an interest in real property less than the whole may redeem a tax lien against that interest as a percentage of the entire liability reported by the county assessor by paying the proportionate part of the whole amount due.