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Alabama tax certificate question
I just purchased a tax certificate for a half acre of land that has a cell tower on it. I am at a loss as to how I "possess" this property. Basically the owner leases the land to the cell tower. Would an ejectment apply in this case? I would like to eventually have the lease to the cell tower. Any ideas?
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Denise Evans
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@Brad Wright, If you have only a tax certificate, you must given written notice to vacate (at any time after you receive your certificate) and then wait 6 months before filing ejectment. If you have a tax deed, you can file ejectment at any time.