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How to sell tax deed property

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I purchased a few lots from a tax repository I would like to build a house on one and sell it, how can I do this on a tax deed? in pa.

Thanks for your help 

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@Robert Stover Each state is typically different. In florida no title company will issue title insuracne on a taxded property until 5 years after it was sold at auction. This ca be corrcted by performing a quiet tittle action. After the quiet tittle action the title would be insurable and the property could be sold to a traditional buyer. Otherwise hold the land for 5 years till the tittle clears or sell to an all cash buyer that does not require title insurance but I think the later is going to be hard to come by. Again the lwas and rules are different in every state so contact an attorney and ask them about the laws / rules. Also google search will provide you plenty of additional information. 

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