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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Foreclosure Property that set for auction July 2019
Hi,
I found a vacant house that that's was foreclosed 6 years ago. I contacted the original owner, and that's the story she gave me.
I called the local county Tax Assessor that they redirected me to the local Land Commissioner because they don't keep records of taxes that's been overdue for 3 years.
After talking with the Land Commissioner, overdue taxes for the last 4 years is only $380.00 but only the original owner could pay for it. They would not accept payment for any other source.
Looking in public records the name is appended by the word "State-"
"State-Smith, Jones"
Is this worth paying for a title search and trying to work out a deal with the mortgage company? Or should I just wait for the auction?
Thanks in advance.