Colorado Notice Of Intention To Redeem (Adams Co.) is a legal document that a lien holder files to inform the county that they plan to redeem a property from a tax lien. It is a way for the lien holder to protect their rights to the property, and serves as a notice to other potential buyers that the property is unavailable. There are two types of Colorado Notice Of Intention To Redeem (Adams Co.); one for a tax lien certificate and one for a tax deed. The lien holder must submit the notice to the county, and provide the address of the property, the date of the tax lien, the amount of the lien, and proof that the lien holder is eligible to redeem the property. The county will then publish the notice in a local newspaper, and the lien holder has 90 days to redeem the property. If the lien holder fails to redeem the property within the 90-day period, the property may be sold to a new buyer.