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I bought my first tax deed in Florida 2 days ago (Single family home) but I am not sure how to file a quiet title action to get clear title need your help here.

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You can sell the property via a Quit Claim Deed if the buyer doesn't want a title policy. You can file a Quiet Title using an attorney. I charge about $2K to give you an idea. A cheaper option is to use a company in CA that is owned by First American Title called Tax TItle Services. They will give a tax title certificate which you can then take a first american title company and get your buyer a title policy on the property. 

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