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All Forum Posts by: Alfreda Downie

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Post: Tax Delinquent list - Fulton county

Alfreda DowniePosted
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 13

@Alena Howard 

Yes.  A lien is place on the property once the taxes are not paid.  A lot of counties give some time between placing the lien and then selling it at the auction.  When the property (lien) is sold auction, the bidder pays the lien off and all the past due taxes.  The property still belongs to the owner up until the redemption period expires, which is a year in Georgia.

So even after the auction, you have atleast a year to work something out with the homeowner to get the taxes paid and sell the property.

Post: Tax Delinquent list - Fulton county

Alfreda DowniePosted
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 13

Also, for Fulton county the list is usually post on the sheriffs page (although it's usually posted later in the month) The website is http://www.fultonsheriff.org/tax-sales.html.

The liens are also posted in the online legal organ (newspaper) now being hosted on

https://www.law.com/dailyreportonline/public-notic...

They are usually posted a lot sooner on the newspaper than the sheriff.

For Gwinnett, it is posted here 

https://gwinnetttaxcommissioner.publicaccessnow.co...

and here (online newspaper)

https://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/classifieds/sear...

Hi,

Once I learned of investing in tax liens about 7 years ago,  I decided that this would be the only method I use to invest in real estate.  It almost seemed to good to be true.  I waited to see what the catch is because surely there had a be a catch. But there is none.  You have to do due diligence of course before you invest. Which is the same when you directly invest in real estate.  The one bad thing that I can say is that it is very, very time consuming going through the list of properties and doing due diligence on each one and then driving to go take a look at it.  That took a massive amount of time.  So I decided to create a resource that consolidates all that info in a single convenient place.    Its makes it so much easier.

As far as resources, I would say check the county websites in the state you're looking to invest in as one of the other posters said.  I have found tons of information this way.  I once went to a free seminar in Lee County Florida and they explained the whole process of how it works in their county, which is mostly the same for the whole state of Florida.  Also, Trulia has tons of info on demographics for free.  

Good luck!