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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 75 — Land sold for taxes

75.35 Sale of tax-deeded lands; purchase of adjacent lands.

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75.35 Sale of tax-deeded lands; purchase of adjacent lands.
(1)Definition. In this section “tax-deeded lands” means lands which have been acquired by a county through enforcement of the collection of delinquent taxes by tax deed, foreclosure of tax certificate, deed in lieu of tax deed, action in rem under s. 75.521 or other means.
(2)County required to arrange for the sale of tax-deeded lands.
(ag)If a property or the county is subject to s. 66.1006 , the county shall publish the notice under s. 75.69
(1)no later than 240 days after the date of approval from the department of natural resources or, beginning in 2026, no later than 180 days after the date of such approval.
(am)Subject to this section and ss. 75.36 and 75.69 , any county shall have the power to sell and convey its tax-deeded lands in such manner and upon such terms as the county board may by ordinance or resolution determine.
(c)Any conveyance by land contract or deed or satisfaction of mortgage shall be executed by the county clerk under the clerk’s hand and the seal of the county.
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