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Tax Deed Sale Redemption

Teri Lurie
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Hi 

I purchased a tax deed from Folsom County GA and someone wants to purchase the deed for 20% plus expenses but they also then want me to fill out a notarized quit claim deed redemption. Is that correct after they pay? I don’t know and was looking for information from someone who knows. 

Please advise. 

Thanks  

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Ed Tamayo
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Ed Tamayo
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@Teri Lurie

In Georgia you can sale it and sign a quit claim deed. The only thing you have to be aware of

Is that the owner still has the right to redeem it.

My advice would be that you do mention on the quit claim deed that the owner still has the right to redeem according to law.

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