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Donnie M.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fairhope, AL
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Alabama Tax Deed Purchase Help

Donnie M.
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fairhope, AL
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I am in negotiation with someone who is selling a Tax Deed from 2010.  They will be selling with a quit claim deed.

The property is vacant and has been so for a couple of years according to neighbors and condition of property is not livable.  It will need a total rehab.

I know I will have to get a file a quiet title lawsuit to be able to sell and/or refinance once rehabbed. 

We have verbally agreed on a price but I am not signing a contract with them until I understand the process and the risk involved.

Any tips, advice, & guidance on how I can do my due diligence so that I do not put myself in a bad situation.  Thank you so much.

  • Donnie M.
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