House of Representatives

HB 2460

tax foreclosure sales; notice

Sponsors: Marsh, Spitzer

DPA	Committee on Government Reform
DPA	Caucus and COW
X	As Passed the House

HB 2460 states that a purchaser who attempts to file for foreclosure must send a notice of intent to the property owner based on the information kept by the county treasurer.

History

Clarifies that both the county recorder and county treasurer maintain records of property owners.

According to ARS § 42-18202 a purchaser must send a notice of intent to file the foreclosure

action notice to the property owner and the county treasurer. The foreclosure notice must

include the property owner’s name, the tax identification number, the legal description of the

property, the certificate of purchase, and the proposed filing date.

Provisions

• Stipulates that the purchaser must send a notice of intent to file the foreclosure action to

the property owner according to the property records kept by the county treasurer.

HB 2460 was amended in the Government Reform Committee as follows:

• Stipulates that a purchaser must send a notice of intent to file the foreclosure action to the

property owner based on the property records kept by the county treasurer or county

assessor.

HB 2460 was amended in Committee of the Whole as follows:

• Stipulates that a purchaser must send a notice of intent to file the foreclosure action to the

property owner based on the property records kept by the county treasurer, county assessor

and county recorder

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44th Legislature Analyst Initials _______

Second Regular Session February 15, 2000

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