All Forum Posts by: Alexis Monroe

@Chudi A.would like to sell immediately 

@Mark Fries ah yes! But man they are just so expensive. Do you think it’s better to wait and do the quiet title or pay more and use them 

@Wayne Brooks ha, interesting. That actually makes the most sense.  Thanks Wayne. 

@John Teachout My original plan was to just flip the lot. But I can't post it on MLS with those trespassing signs up that aren't mine. Renting the lot out to the current renters may not be a bad idea though idk may get ugly

@Jay Hinrichs yes Survey sounds good. I bought it without inspecting it because when I ran the comps on the lot, it just made sense for what I purchased it for. The bank clearly owned it since 2005. I ran a title search and there weren’t any recorded adverse possessors so it just made sense to purchase. 

@Theresa Harris Okay thanks! That makes sense. The renters may be using it unauthorized. Or the owner could be collecting more rent from them unauthorized to use the land. 

Do you think I should bring a sheriff with me to the renters home? And the owners home since I don’t have contact info for the owner. 

I really could see that conversation being ugly so just trying to go about as smooth as possible

@Mark Fries what title companies insure tax deeds in duval? 

Hi!

I’m a new investor and bought a vacant lot as a quit claim deed from a bank. The bank hadn’t paid taxes on the lot for the past 8 years. So, I paid the taxes and the bank gave me a quit claim deed. 

When I went to see the lot, there is a fence around it and no trespassing signs on the fence. The neighbors, who are renting from the owner of the adjacent lot, believe that are renting the lot next to them (my lot) and use it (my lot) for storage. I’m not sure how to find the owners contact information but I did find the adjacent owners home address on property appraiser.

Any ideas on how I should proceed With this? Should I go to owners home? Send a letter? Sue? Sheriff? No idea... and I don’t want to be aggressive. I just want my lot lol. 

Hey I’m just curious, what would you be using a wholesaling attorney for? 

Hm..Would it be worth putting the home under contract and then selling the contract for a profit?

Maybe if you sell enough contracts, you can have your own financing or Be able to get hard money alittle easier?