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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Florida Property Tax Certificate Question
If one were to buy a property tax lien certificate, specifically in Florida, is there any risk at losing more than your initial investment if you don’t foreclose on the house?
As I understand it, in Florida, you need to initiate a foreclosure and then you only have the opportunity to bid for the deed. So you wouldn’t end up with a problem property unless you actively foreclose and bid on it.
Any experience or input is appreciated.
-Ryan