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Roger Gelpey
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Charging back/lost rent to taxpayer on tax sale house in AL?

Roger Gelpey
  • Investor
  • Danvers, MA
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I recently had a conversation with an attorney in AL regarding a redemption that is probably going to take place on a couple of adjoining tax deeds I have, and he mentioned something about possibly charging the taxpayer/redeeming party some sort of rent. He couldn't remember the legal term for it but apparently it was something fairly recent out of the state supreme court. Does anyone know anything about this? Denise....? Mainly I'm looking for the legal description so I can research it. Thanks!

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Dee Dee Huey
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  • Mobile Al
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Dee Dee Huey
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  • Mobile Al
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@Scott Matthew C. I’m new to tax lien investing so forgive me if this is a weird question but how can you charge the taxpayer rent and expect to get paid? After all, they didn’t pay their tax bill.

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