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Kiet N.
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Tax sale: other way to clear the tittle question !

Kiet N.
  • Atlanta, GA
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By searching/reading in BP, I have learned that after the barment period expires, the "clouded title" can be cleared by quiet title action.  I believe someone also mentioned about "wait 4 years", but there is very little information on it. I would like to know: is there any legal action involved once the wait is over ? 

Thanks in advance for any inputs !!!!

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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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@Ned Carey is right (again). Clear title is no guarantee you can sell and the buyer can get title insurance. If selling and financing is involved, I could see that being a potential problem. Your best option is to get legal advice in your state with an attorney that is familiar with this niche. 

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