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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/08/2019

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General Alabama Question

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This is a broad question and I'm not sure if I have the correct words to ask, but I'll try.  

If I have a tax deed, and I have removed any questions about possession, either by having the taxpayer sell me his remaining interest, or by a successful ejectment, what do I then have in terms of ownership?  

Is it then my house in every "normal" real estate sense of that word, except for having a clear title?  I can sell it as "normal" real estate except that the buyer can't get a loan to pay for it?

Am I still on some clock?  May I immediately seek to clear title or must I wait?

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