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What to do about back taxes on an abandoned house?
Good afternoon,
I purchased an abandoned house in Indiana from a private seller. It has $4k in back taxes owed. How can I negotiate these to get removed? Can I get them extended so it doesn’t get sold in a tax sale? What should I do? I would like to use the $5k I have saved up to renovate the house. Not have to pay the back taxes.