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Alabama quiet title vs. judicial/lienholder redemption
After the initial 3 year redemption period has passed at what point can a deed holder file a quiet title action and does that action "short circuit" the judicial and lienholder redemption periods? I ask this as a hypothetical assuming ejectment letters and actions have not been completed for lack of response from taxpayer.
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@Roger Gelpey, it is my opinion, and that of some experts, that you can quiet title if you have a tax deed and you are in undisputed exclusive possession. Other experts think you cannot quiet title until three years after the tax deed date and possession. There is no appellate guidance on this.