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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

City Tax Delinquent List
Ok I just got the city tax Delinquent list. What do I do next?
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Hi Eric
Since you are in Parkville, I'm assuming you got the hard copy list of properties from Baltimore City.
If you find a property you want on that list, you can purchase the lien from the city and contact an attorney to foreclose the rights of everyone in the chain to the property (After waiting till~October). Be careful, there may be a reason those properties weren't picked up in the previous auction. You'll have to pay $3k in attorney fees and next years taxes (and whatever the lien comes to.)
Contacting the owner directly can be an challenge. The main reason properties go to tax sale is people didn't get the bill because the address of record is wrong.
It's a process. It's not simple. It's not without risk.