All Forum Posts by: Michael Jamison

@Chris Seveney The property has been returned to the lender according to my county's records so I believe the Bank successfully foreclosed. I'm not sure they've auctioned it to the public yet though, maybe they tried but it didn't sell.

@Wayne Brooks & @Denise Evans That makes sense, thank you both. 

Thanks for the response @Wayne Brooks. To my knowledge, In Alabama after the Tax Deed has been delivered, the only step left is an optional suit to quiet title with an attorney. I think you answered my question though. Thank you.

Hello Everyone! There's a tax deal I'm prospecting that happens to be attached to a big bank through foreclosure, the property is in it's final year before the tax deed can be requested. The holder of the current tax certificate is open to hearing my offer however, by due diligence, I'm curious if anyone's experienced a situation where, after the new unwarranted tax deed from the county is awarded, the previous mortgage lien resurfaces on the title? Again, It's the Bank potentially losing their own foreclosure via tax sale.

Thank you, 

Michael