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Ron J.
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Need help filing quite title after tax deed purchase

Ron J.
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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this is for fl.  how do file a quiet title after a tax deed sale by myself.    Do I just go to court house and request the forms?  They say the process might take 60 days.

I can’t afford the 1500-3k that some attorneys want. 

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Joe Mclain
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  • Ball Ground, GA
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Joe Mclain
  • Consultant
  • Ball Ground, GA
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@Ron J. Why don't you try and get the owner to sign the deed over to you?   Offer them a couple hundred and see what happens.  FYI>>The title is only necessary if you sell it.  If you rent it out, then you don't need the title right now.  I hope this helps.

Joe

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