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Missouri Tax Lien Certificates

Mia Gregory
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I live in Missouri, and am looking to dabble in real estate.  In Missouri, they sell tax lien certificates.  So, when you buy the tax lien, you do not own the property.  There is a 1 year redemption period where the owner can pay their taxes.  If they don't repay their taxes, then you can go through the proper channels to acquire the property.  Can someone explain that process?  I believe it is suggested to run a title search prior to buying the tax lien certificate. What if the house/property has a mortgage lien on it as well?  How does all that work?  What percentage of the time do individuals pay their taxes in the 1 year period?  If I know that the individual who owned the house has passed away, is that a better tax lien to buy (or not)?  Please help a first timer who is just starting to learn about tax lien certificates and has a bit of interest.  Thanks!

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