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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Quit claim or quiet the title for property bought at tax sale?
Hey all, buying my first house at tax sale. I've bought a lot of vacant land properties at the tax sale but this is the first structure. Should I sell the property with a quit claim deed, selling it "as is" and let the buyer know where the property was purchased, or go through the quiet title process? Just curious to hear your experiences.
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@P.J. Reilly I can't give you specific experiences as i have never done a tax deed sale, only tax liens. You may need the quiet title if your buyers are going to need financing to buy. Even hard money lenders are going to want title insurance.