Buying house for past taxes - Posted by Nina

Posted by Jeff Bliven on February 09, 2001 at 09:56:43:

Nina,

Remember, “delinquent tax” sales are handled differently in EVERY STATE, so the answer to your question would be literally a book think to cover them ALL!

But the basic process is you pay the back and/or present taxes for a period of years, then the taxing authorities will issue you some sort of a Deed, to which there may or may not be a re-course period from the original owner!

The interest rates will vary greatly from state to state, as will the terms for repayment!

I do know that there are people that with a little effort & KNOWLEDGE are making tremendous returns as far as interest is concerned (when the owner pays his delinquent taxes with penalties & interest). AND then as a “kicker” sometimes they get a piece of property instead… for a fraction of the cost!

Hope that helps??

Jeff
TraderGuy@Bigfoot.com

Buying house for past taxes - Posted by Nina

Posted by Nina on February 09, 2001 at 08:56:22:

I have heard of people buying homes for the price of the deliquient taxes. How does one go about doing this. Also, I’d like to know of any legitimate programs or publications that would take you through the process.

Re: Buying house for past taxes - Posted by Brad Robinson

Posted by Brad Robinson on March 23, 2006 at 17:48:44:

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Re: Buying house for past taxes - Posted by Brad Robinson

Posted by Brad Robinson on March 23, 2006 at 17:47:47:

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