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Joel F.
  • Developer
  • Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional
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Florida county held certificates

Joel F.
  • Developer
  • Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional
Posted
I found a property that has 4 years of county held certificates 2012 $249 2013 $350 2014 $423 2015 $367 If I purchase 2012 and force the property (non homestead) into tax deed auction do I have to pay all the certificates at the tax deed sale to obtain a tax deed or I should just pay 2012 and 2013 plus title fees, clerk fees etc, then be responsible for the other unpaid certificates when I have ownership. I found many properties after tax deed sales the current owner trying to flip the property still owes 2014 and 2015. Then the county will later put them in available for purchase if the current owner don't pay the taxes.

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