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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Problem from tax deed purchase
I purchased a DEED at a tax sale. The lot description and GPS coordinates were wrong. Unfortunately, the lot I bought has someone else's house on 1/3 of my property.
My question is what are my legal rights with the property?
Can I make the owners of the house trailer move their house?
Can I charge them lot rent for the months they have dodged my phone calls, previously and going forward?
Who technically owns the land under the house, them or me?
How do I profit from this headache?
the address is located in Michigan