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Updated almost 6 years ago,
Tax lien/tax deed investing
I realized that I'm not posting my location when I post my discussions. My apologies, Im in Birmingham Al. I've been craming my brain with as much as possible about tax deed/lien investing. I've learned so much and still learning something new everyday. I have received a quote back from the state. Tax sale date was in 2018 so I'm kind of sure I will be getting a certificate instead of a tax deed. The property seems to be in pretty good shape. I haven't had a chance to look on the inside. I'm not sure if it's vacant or not. Grass hasn't been cut, when I ride pass I see no cars or people leaving or entering the property. However, it does have a lot of window units. I'm undecided on if I want to sale it to another investor or keep it for myself. I also understand that if it is occupied that I will have to give them a written notice stating that I'm the lienholder and I'm taking possession immediately. And they can either pay me rent or get evicted 6 months from when they get the notice. I also found out it's good to start doing things like mowing the grass, putting up signs, etc. Long story short, I would just like to make sure I'm headed in the right direction. Is there anything I can do to make it a little harder for the owner to redeem without breaking and entering if it's occupied? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. I plan on purchasing this property before 4/11. Please help!!!