All Forum Posts by: Garrett Pohl

I purchased a home at a recent tax sale. It is deeded to three individuals. I was contacted by one of them wanting to redeem the property, but they would want it quit claimed back to their name only. They are willing to pay more than the standard 20%. Is it possible to sell my interest or Lien of the property for higher than the 20%? Then after the 365 he could bar right of redemption to gain sole ownership? Or does it have to be recorded back to all 3 three ? Thanks in advance Any help is greatly appreciate!

I purchased a home recently at a tax sale in ga. It is still well within the redemption period, but with hurricane Irma moving in has me wondering. Who is responsible if a neighboring home is damaged due to the property.fly debri off house or fallen tree? Would I be held liable or the original home? From my understanding I don't legally own the house just have a lien against it? There is no insurance currently on the home. 

Thank you in advance for your help!

Let's say you did a total rehab after you bared the right of redemption after the year is up. Are there any circumstances where the person FIFA could regain the property again?

Thank you, I am in Georgia and I hear of many people who just owner financing due to buyers unable to finance because of title insurance. After the year is up they forclose on the right of redemption then sell it owner financed.  I was trying to figure what all liabilities the seller would have? Also in ga is there a period of time where the clouded title would clear?

I am a "newbie"  to the real-estate and sheriff tax deed sales. I've spoke with a few people and have read numerous articles about tax sale investing. I recently purchased two pieces at the last sale, Now my question is if you plan on selling the properties do you have to quite the title? What about owner finance with a quit claim deed? Once sold could the person in fifa sue and would make me responsible?  Thank you in advance for any kind of help!