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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Account Closed
  • Realtor
  • Detroit, MI
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Tax Liens Dekalb and Cobb County

Account Closed
  • Realtor
  • Detroit, MI
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I have recently acquired some information on multiple redeemable deeds in these counties. This seems like a very interesting form of investing. Does anyone have advice on how you obtain ownership after you pay the lien, how do you actually bear any interest in the property?

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Kiet N.
  • Atlanta, GA
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Kiet N.
  • Atlanta, GA
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GA is a "hybrid" tax deed state  - a tax deed with 12 months redeemable period system.  

The premium for redemption is 20% within the first 12 months. It jumps to 30% the day after.

After the 12 months, the new deed holder needs to file a barment - foreclosure of redemption - to take ownership of the property. 

@Account Closed your post hit all marks: lien, deed, interest (premium), ownership for one question of a complex system. A little break down would clarify the question  !   

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