Vermont
Vermont sells a deed at the tax sale itself, but the prior owner keeps a one-year window to redeem by paying the purchase price plus interest accruing at 1% per month. Only after that year passes does the buyer hold clear title.
Quick answers
Is Vermont a tax lien or tax deed state?+
Vermont is a redeemable deed state.
What's the interest rate or penalty in Vermont?+
In Vermont, the rate is: 12% (1% per month).
How long is the redemption period in Vermont?+
The redemption period in Vermont is 1 year.
Not sure how Vermont's system compares to a state you already know? Read Tax Lien vs. Tax Deed: What's the Difference? for the full breakdown.
Planning to resell or finance a Vermont tax deed? Read You Won a Tax Deed. Why Can't You Sell It Yet? before you assume the deed alone is enough.
This page is general information, not financial or legal advice. Rates and redemption periods are set by state statute and can change by county or legislative session — always confirm against the county's own auction notice before bidding.