Thanks.Sheriff's sale, not Treasurer's sale, then.

With some of the properties, the Treasurer's Deed process had already started and if the taxes were not caught up, the properties would be lost and the sellers didn't have the money to do this.

There's a saying about Greeks: shake hands with one of us and count your fingers afterwards.Perhaps this is why I treasure the value good men put in that handshake in America.

After one year (I believe) goes by without redemption, the treasurer sends you a tax deed.

Best way to find property taxes is the Vanderburgh County Treasurer website.

I used to do a lot of new construction but it’s been a while. you are a treasure trove of information!

It's a process set out by statute and a high-level summary of the foreclosure portion is: (1) starting 3 years from the date of the tax lien sale (but not more than 10 years) and after having sent the required notice, the holder can file a foreclosure action; (2) assuming the holder can show the tax lien sale properly occurred and there has been no prior redemption, the judge orders the county treasurer to issue a treasury deed in the holder's favor, subject to right to appeal.

There is the initial training videos and then there is a vault of zooms and trainings that are a treasure chest of information to learn from.

The surplus funds treasure hunt will return. 

I wasn't sure where to ask this :)I'm looking to see if there are any landlords or owners of rental houses within walking distance of Indian Rocks Beach FL, or similar area (Madeira, Treasure Island, St.