If you hold it back and they don’t complain, then you have your answer; but if they contest - that’s your call whether to fight it. 

The AG basically says that the tax lien sales themselves are fine and dandy, but the issuance of deeds will likely be contested going forward. 

Obligo has never contested a charge or asked for more detail. 

The tenant moved out in June 2023 and is now contesting $500 I withheld from the security deposit.

A lot of times, you can see that the one with the higher bill has not been contesting taxes for years.

I had to leave his unethical program, even though we were leading in his sales contests with most signed contracts, once we learned his horrible ethics and his illegal practices with secretly recording calls, fraudulent misrepresentation, and his multi-level marketing gimmicks that he copies from real coaches.  

Property appraised for 245k; however, it was classified as a c5 which prevented most lenders from issuing conventional financing.I contested the appraisal and the appraiser held their ground, but their supervisor told me that if I slapped a coat of paint on the cabinets (these needed to be replaced due to wood rot) it would be an easy c4.I paid $520 for a new appraisal, contacted all my family and friends, deep cleaned the home and put a fresh coat of paint on the rotted cabinets and over the doors.

But form that date on the ”taxable values” lost any relationship to market value and impossible to contest.  

We had a Cash for keys agreement where we were gonna give the borrower $5k, we continued with eviction and she contested it and went to court.

We had one case where the sale was court contested and cost us $45,000 in legal fees and after 9 years of Depositions, Interrogatories, etc, we still had not gone before the judge.