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Taking possession after Right of Redemption exercised.

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I have paid 125% to the Tax Assessor Collector, because it has been less that one year, and the buyer at auction has not sent a response to my  request for cost. The buyer has also not given a quitclaim deed because they seem to just not want to deal with my request. The buyer does not live in the house but have it listed for sale. I need to get title or deed back but the title company said I need a deed recorded in my name before the can proceeded. I plan on selling the home for more than the home sold for at auction. Do I evit some that is not there? Please help.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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They should at least be able to point you to the Exact codes/statutes/procedures.

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