Most of these are covered above and I second checking social media - Facebook is a treasure trove. 

To claim the homestead exemption, call your county tax assessor or county treasurer's office and ask what you need to do to qualify for the homestead exemption.  

Looking forward to the future now that I’ve found this treasure chest of info!

Oooh, a treasure hunt!

Spot checking a few points in a crucial document also wouldn't kill you.There's a reason the Treasure now changes our $100 bill so frequently.

TAXPAYER "A" AND TAXPAYER "B"Real Property $487.04 2015 n/a  County Treasurer 05/24/2016 Taxes Notice of $153253.60 05/31/2010 03/11/2015 Internal Revenue Service 05/24/2016 Federal Tax 08/15/2011 HOA Lien $12180.00 07/01/2015 07/01/2015 05/24/2016Foreclosure $12180.00 08/04/2015 0804/2015  05/24/2016 HOA Lien

Tax stuff can be found at the treasurer's office to see if taxes are being paid.Good luck!

Treasurer sales?  

DaveHas anyone had any experience with:On Feb 25, 2017 9:59 AM, "Benison Goredenna" <> wrote: Hello, We received your mail, we will loan you the money but before then, here are the terms for the loan.LOAN AMOUNT: $200,000INTEREST RATE: 5%INTEREST RATE PER YEAR: $10,000INTEREST RATE PER MONTH: $833MONTHLY INSTALLMENTAL PAYMENT: $3,214LOAN DURATION PERIOD: 7 YEARS (84 MONTHS)LOAN REGISTRATION/SECURING FEE: $890 AND IT CANNOT BE DEDUCTED FROM THE LOAN AMOUNT BECAUSE IT IS NOT AUTHORISED.

The property taxes were correctly calculated monthly from the latest county treasurer website amount.