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Hobart King
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Indiana Tax Sales

Hobart King
  • Financial Services
  • Birmingham, AL
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Hi Guys,

I'm planning on going to at least one Indiana Tax Sale coming up in the next few weeks. You can check out all the dates and times here (http://www.sri-taxsale.com). I have a few questions for those that have been around the block in Indiana:

1). How far above the minimum bid does the overbid usually go?

2). Is there a flat fee you must pay to the county to purchase for each tax lien purchase?

3). Can someone spot check my assumptions below? Assume you are bidding on a property with 10k of back taxes/assessments. You end up winning the tax lien with 20k. Assume that the property owner pays it off a year later right before your right to foreclose.

Total Return= 10K *15% Penalty + 10K * 10% interest= $2,500 less any fees to the county or auction company. 

4). After you purchase a tax lien in Indiana does the holder of the tax lien need to take any action before the 1 year redemption period? 

Thanks in advance,

Hobart King

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Greg Carrier
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Greg Carrier
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Just an FYI, I do many small counties  (I have not done Jay tho) and I like them.  There are normally 20 people there and the list is short so you can really focus on what is there.  Different feel and strategy but I like it.  I will be going to Marshall County on the 20th and have done very well there although I only pick up a couple a year, they have all turned out very well.

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