Senate adopts changes to mobile-home tax procedures, extends redemption period, and fixes document language
House Bill 1120, implementing recommendations of the mobile-home taxation task force, was amended on third reading (L17) to change one mailing term and was passed; the bill extends redemption periods and clarifies extended redemption for mobile-home owners with legal disabilities up to nine years.
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The Colorado Senate on April 2 adopted House Bill 1120, which implements recommendations from the state's mobile-home taxation task force, aligns delinquent tax collection processes with real property lien sale and public auction procedures, and clarifies an extended redemption period for mobile-home owners with legal disabilities of up to nine years.
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