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Rio Arriba County, New Mexico Government Auctions

2 open listings in Rio Arriba County, including 2 federal oil and gas lease rights. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

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BLM NM oil & gas lease parcel 0809 · 240 acres

Rio Arriba County, New Mexico

Final federal oil and gas lease-sale parcel 0809 in NM (240 adjudicated acres), offered in the BLM New Mexico State Office's November 2026 competitive lease sale and administered by the Farmington District Office. The sale conveys oil and gas leasing rights, not surface ownership. See the official sale notice on the National Fluids Lease Sale System for the auction date, legal land description,…

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BLM NM oil & gas lease parcel 0811 · 320 acres

Rio Arriba County, New Mexico

Final federal oil and gas lease-sale parcel 0811 in NM (320 adjudicated acres), offered in the BLM New Mexico State Office's November 2026 competitive lease sale and administered by the Farmington District Office. The sale conveys oil and gas leasing rights, not surface ownership. See the official sale notice on the National Fluids Lease Sale System for the auction date, legal land description,…

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How these sales work

Buying government property in Rio Arriba County

New Mexico is a tax deed state

New Mexico's state Property Tax Division conducts tax deed auctions for each county on a rotating schedule, selling the property outright to the highest bidder. Counties do not sell lien certificates.

Redemption period
There is no redemption period after the sale; the owner must pay before the auction, although a deed can be challenged in court for a limited time afterward.
Interest or penalty
Not applicable — the buyer receives a deed from the state, and any challenge is by lawsuit rather than redemption.
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General information, not legal advice; the official sale notice controls.