So I won a certificate in 2018 that had no outstanding liens. 

If I were to acquire a certificate on a condo I assume that it would be  my responsibility to make sure all the fees were kept current so my question becomes are those expenses recoverable upon an owner redeeming?

If one buys a certificate or deed on these parcels, can their being incorrectly assessed cause a problem for the investor down the line? 

Either it's a good deal for you or it's not.Your offer to purchase should include a requirement that they provide all documentation and agree to sign an estoppel certificate (also called estoppel form or agreement).

If you are buying a tax lien certificate you would be buying an actual number with a specific description, if you are buying land you will be buying a tax deed which will have very specific description. 

Hi All, below are the key provisions for the OH Residential Mortgage Lending Act Certificate of Registration.

When you win the bid at an auction, do you then have to purchase the Tax Lien Certificate separately or is the amount for the Certificate already included in the bid?

So I'd want to see rent rolls and if possible, verify the rents with the tenants.DON'T FORGET to get estoppel certificates from the tenants before closing!

As the title company, we will require either the trust documents themselves, or a trust certificate... in order to identify the current Trustee(s), who may/must sign, and confirm that they are authorized to buy or sell, as the case may be.Further, as the buyer... you don't care who on the seller side receives Notices under the agreement.

The probate office said the daughter needs to make an appt with the deputy clerk for probate, and bring the mother's death certificate.