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Kandiyohi County sets spring auctions for tax-forfeited parcels under new state rules
Summary
After the Minnesota Supreme Court's Tyler decision, Kandiyohi County approved two resolutions to run auctions for two classes of forfeited parcels: a March 30 "good-faith" sale (with a 30-day owner-occupancy preference) and a March 31 estimated-market-value sale for more recent forfeitures; purchases must be cash-only.
KANDIYOHI COUNTY, Minn. — Kandiyohi County commissioners on Feb. 17 approved two resolutions to move forward with auctions of tax-forfeited properties under procedures prompted by the Minnesota Supreme Court's Tyler v. Minneapolis ruling.
Deputy auditor Michelle Hansen told the board the county will treat parcels forfeited between June 23, 2016 and Dec. 31, 2023 as "good-faith" forfeitures and will offer qualifying residential properties first to owner-occupants for 30 days. Hansen said the first auction for those…
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