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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Condemned Property Cleveland Suburbs
Hello
A property across the street from my parent's house was condemned yesterday. Backstory, the owners died a few years ago and relatives had taken over the property. The county records still show the deceased as owning the home, and the taxes are 3 years behind. The city was called yesterday because of a water issue on the street and, for some reason, needed to enter the home and found the basement to be completely flooded and the relatives still living there. House is a total disaster, but the lot and location are desirable.
My question is, since the property is now condemned, is there any way to buy it? Does it go to auction?
Thanks
Mike
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I would start by approaching the family.