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Florida tax deeds (hillsborough county)

Mirza Hassan
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I’m hoping this is in the right section. I’m been sitting through the forums learning about tax deed sales in Florida

1) who can I call or what website can I go to find government liens and debts on a property? I called the clerks office and there systems are down. They didn’t confirm that they could help me but they didn’t deny it either just told me to call back tomorrow. (Which I will be)

2) if the clerks office is the right person to call will they be able to give me a complete history of government back debts or liens?

I know doing a lien search would be best but I’ve watched the auctions for a bit in my county and let’s say next auction there are 30 properties for sale. We’ll by the time the auction rolls around those numbers have dwindled to single digits. I feel doing a lien search on all of them would be a huge money sink?

When anyone who does a lot of tax deed purchases how do you do your due diligence on the property? So far I’ve found back taxes due on the property. I’m just looking into liens and the such.

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