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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Alabama Tax Lien. Do I have to wait?
So I got 2 tax liens in Alabama. Everything is assessed in my name. I know that if you buy a lien at the tax sale, you must wait six months after written notice has been served before you can file for ejectment. But if you buy the tax lien property from the state 2 years after the sale, could you consider the states notice when it bought the lien as the notice and go ahead with a ejectment? Does anyone have any experience?
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No, Luke, you have to give your own notice. You cannot "tack" onto anything related to the state. @Roy Oliphant, who is the attorney you use? I'm considered THE tax sale expert in Alabama, but my law license is in Texas, not Alabama (moved here from Texas.) I'm always looking for knowledgeable local attorneys to whom I can refer people. BTW, I went to undergraduate school at University of Dallas, law school in Alabama (parents lived here--in state rates!) and then practiced law in Houston. Sure miss Texas!