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Tax Deed on Hurricane Destroyed Condo
OK, here's the situation...
I have a chance to purchase the Tax Deed on a condo unit on the gulf coast of AL. The complex was destroyed by a hurricane in 2004, and torn down.
Looking at the information about the other units, the owners are still paying the annual taxes, even though there is nothing there. I have been in contact with one of the owners, and he tells me that the other owners would like to rebuild, but can't right now, because of the economy.
I have found the telephone number for the unit I can purchase. Should I even contact them to see what's going on?
If I purchase the deed, what do I have? Should I purchase the deed, take ownership of the unit, and wait and see what the other owners are wanting to do? Or, run away from this as fast as I can?
Thanks,
Lynn (FL)