New Mexico Statutes 66-3-204. Property tax liens on manufactured homes; filing; effect
A. Upon receipt of a notification of unpaid taxes on a manufactured home required by Section 7-38-52 N.M. Stat. Ann., the division shall file the notification and indicate on it the date and time of receipt. It shall maintain an index and file of the notifications by vehicle registration number.
Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes 66-3-204
- Lien: A claim against real or personal property in satisfaction of a debt.
B. From the date and time of receipt of a notification, the unpaid taxes, penalty and interest certified by the county treasurer constitute a lien on and a security interest in the manufactured home on behalf of the state until paid. The lien is valid against holders of prior perfected security interests, attaching creditors and subsequent transferees and when perfected by filing in accordance with this section constitutes constructive notice of the lien claimed. When a lien is perfected under this section, the division shall send written notification of the lien to all holders of prior perfected security interests as shown on the vehicle’s certificate of title. The notice shall be sent no later than ten days after the filing of the lien.
C. Upon receipt of a certified notice from a county treasurer showing that the taxes, penalty and interest for which a lien is claimed have been paid, the division shall indicate in writing on the filed notification the fact of payment, shall attach the notice of payment to the original notification, shall remove both documents from its lien file to a separate file and shall make a written entry in its index indicating the satisfaction of the lien. At the same time, it shall send written notification to the registered owner of the manufactured home of the action it has taken.