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Updated over 9 years ago, 07/03/2015

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Mike Chubb
  • River Grove, IL
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Abandon home-taxes owed are more than the property is worth

Mike Chubb
  • River Grove, IL
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hello everyone this is a property that I have had on my mind for quite along time can anyone (which I don't think anyone can) tell me if there is any sort of creative idea that works with this kind of problem? What happens state wide at that point where is been boarded up and even the tax buyer for 2 of the years has walked away. there's back taxes since 2008 and abandon since 2007 

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