Maine is a tax deed state, but it is not a very good state for tax deed investing from the investor’s standpoint. As in other New England states, tax sales are conducted by the municipality, not the county, and bidding is by sealed bid. It is extremely difficult to find any information online at all about tax sales in Maine. To find contact information to inquire about tax sales go to the county website and look for links to the municipalities. Then look for links to the municipal tax collector. You may not find any information about the tax sale, but at least you’ll have contact information for the municipal tax collector. You can then e-mail or call the tax collector and ask them what happens to tax delinquent properties, do they get sold in a tax sale and what municipal department is in charge of conducting the sale.

Summary courtesy of Joanne Musa's State Guide

If you need legal advice about local laws or to initiate a foreclosure process, contact the local attorney listed below. 

If you own a property attained through tax lien and/or deed investing, or need help evaluating a property, contact the realtor below.  He/she is experienced in dealing with tax lien & deed properties.

None listed and you need one, or would like to become our Local Realtor, learn more here, and then please contact us.

If you would like to invest in this Jurisdiction, but do not have the time to attend in person, contact our local investment liaison(s).  He/she is an experienced tax lien & deed investor and can help. (Note:  Tax Sale Resources does not partner with, or guarantee validity of agents credentials.  All arrangements must be made between you and the agent. Fees are determined by the individuals.)

None listed and you need one, or would like to become our Local Investing Liaison, learn more here, and then please contact us.