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Well actually you would need to either wait the redemption period. Or do quiet title.

Rent it out in the meantime.

The only quite title action alternative is going down the road of a curative title approach. 

There's a company in California called 

Tax Title Services 

They specialize in tax deed title matters, when you need a quiet title alternative its cheaper and faster, and basically the outcome is your property will have marketability and able to get title insurance.

They only deal with tax deeds,  so this won't work for a title that has chain of title clouds.

Just Tax Deeds call them up.

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