Escrow & Title
A NH buyer who purchases property at a tax lien sale should obtain:
AA general warranty deed from the prior owner
BA tax deed from the municipality and immediately seek title insurance or a quiet title action to ensure clear title✓ Correct
CA special warranty deed from the state
DNo deed is necessary for tax sales
Explanation
Tax deeds from municipalities provide limited title protection. Purchasers should seek title insurance (which may be difficult to obtain) or file a quiet title action to address any remaining claims from prior owners or lienholders.
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