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Kyle Zochert
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Bexar County Tax Deed Sale - Tomorrow!

Kyle Zochert
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Hi Guys - 

Anyone going to the the Bexar County Tax Sale tomorrow? 

I've been doing due diligence on a few properties that I've targeted.  I pulled the recorded liens against the properties, most of which relate to 1) City of San Antonio fines for mowing and demolition, and 2) Vendor's Liens.

Two questions for the BP Community:  

1) Are the City fines extinguished at tax sale?  I probably wouldn't care as much if they didn't compound interest at 10+ percent!

2) Are Vendor Mechanic's Liens extinguished at tax sale?  The liens start out at $5-6,000 dating anywhere from the 1970's to late 1990's, and usually bear interest at 10-14%.  

I've been reviewing the Bexar County Clerk's website, and man...I just can't tell if they've been repaid, cancelled, extinguished etc.  Other than a website at $150 a title search pop, what can I do to make sure I don't buy a tax sale where I'm shelling out money to pay for unforeseen lien?

Thanks guys,

Kyle

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Jason Hirko
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Jason Hirko
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@Kyle Zochert I'll be there, but for the Trustee's sale. There's a guy that researches most of the Sheriff's sale properties you're talking about and sells a book of them for like $20. Don't worry about finding him - he'll ask you 4 times before you leave if you want to buy his book. 

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