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DC Tax Lien
Hi all - I have been looking for distressed properties in DC and came across a property with nearly $200K in delinquent property taxes. It is the perfect opportunity to get a property for a massive discount.
However, looking at the records, it looks like a bank had a tax lien and then assigned it to a private LLC a little less than one year ago. I'm not too familiar with tax liens; however, how could I gain control of the property? Could I offer the owner cash to erase all taxes with the understanding that I would take control of the property? If so, would the lien disappear?
Any help with this would be much appreciated!
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@Ned Carey is the tax lien expert in the area. As far as I know, he does not do DC, but he likely has some insight into the process. I think he does Baltimore City/County and PG, and maybe some others.
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