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Oddball Property Use Parcels
I'm looking though some tax deed auction listings in Florida and I see that some parcels have oddball Property Uses (eg R/W Buffer, River/Lakes, Residential Common Area/Element).
Is there ever any value in buying one of these? They seem like pure liabilities with no use.
An example is here. This looks like a road (click View Map) but has been through a couple of tax deed sales and a QCD for $5k. It's listed as a R/W Buffer zone.