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Jason Patterson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Deer Park, TX
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Delinquent taxes - homeowner just wants out

Jason Patterson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Deer Park, TX
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I've talked to a homeowner who inherited a home from her mother, hasn't paid taxes since 2008, and doesn't want anything to do with property - no profit from sale at all, just wants out. Per the tax lawyer the taxes and fees amount to about $30,000. The property is worth about $90,000. So it appears to be a great deal.

I'm really looking to find out is (since I've never purchased a property this way before) is how exactly would I go about making the purchase? What would be logical steps to lock this down? Thanks all.

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