I have been told by the treasurer that the owner has until the deed is filed to pay the taxes and fees in full and then a full year to file a case to attempt to prove the sale is invalid and that is the only recourse they have.

So at this point, I could be looking at 4 months lost income possibly with a mortgage from a bank who won't let me go without 4 months of payments and a County Treasurer who won't let me skip Property Taxes for 4 months.This is all just off the top of my head. 

Although there really is a treasure trove of information here on the site don't let your learning hold you back.

BP is a treasure trove of information and supportive members who have a genuine desire to support one another.

You can find this out by talking to the Treasurer or it may be noted in the county records. 

He is the treasurer at our local REIA.

I'm a trash to treasure junkie & hope to get that upscale/urban chic look on the cheap.That said, I've got my eye on a row house in an up & coming neighborhood.  

I have read a lot of material and typically to get information on the tax lien sales or tax deed sales google search for the tax assessor or treasurer's website of the county you are interested in. 

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

The tenant always has choices as to how to use their resources (time, talent and treasure) and so does the landlord.