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Determining full amount of unpaid state taxes on Georgia house

Brian K.
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A house will be sold at a trustee's sale this Tuesday. The Georgia State Dept of Revenue has filed two notices titled "State Tax Execution" against the owner and her house. One covers 2015, another covers 2013 and 2014. I've been to the Georgia Tax Center to look up the rest, but would need her SSN or tax identification number. I'd like to know the amount owed for other years. Is that possible?

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You can search Superior court deed room records yourself via a $5 for 4 hour access to http://gsccca.org

Its a pain to sign up.  Don't hesitate to use customer service.

Using gsccca.org is a royal pain.  Searching liens is not easy, but all is doable.

Remember to search both on the owners name and then on the property address.

You'll find all liens filed as well.

I can't help you if the state did not lien the property.  You only need the property address in gsccca.org

Also go to: auction.com  find this house/address.  They show a prelim title search and may have this info free in plain view.  click "title search".

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