Some auctions are to sell Tax Lien Certificates (TLC) and others are Tax Deed (TD) sales.In either case knowing what is going on is important.

(Trust me I have two properties with finished basements) But some of my clients have issues when I called to get a smoke certificate when they want to sell and the Fire Marshall makes them tear everything in the basement apart.

The tax certificate for the first 3-4 years has been purchased by an investor, and after talking to the county it seems like this year it will likely be possessed and put to auction.I've managed to reach the owner through snail mail, who is an elderly couple who called me back and left a VM basically sounding like they don't want anything to do with the lot. 

I’m being asked for a certificate of compliance from the department of revenue and wanted to see if anyone else had run into this.

The oil tank from our property was cleaned like ten years ago even before we bought it and we have a certificate that everything was done correctly.

ServicesAppraisal fee $455Credit Report $59Flood Certification $8C.

They want to see a certificate of occupancy, which I am told only applies for commercial property.

I've informed him that wouldn't be the case because the liens would prohibit the transaction from going through if there are any.My due diligence tells me there are back taxes for 2 years due and that a bank purchased one of the certificates.

Any information you can offer to about how to access a list of delinquent taxes, tax deed sales, tax liens, how to find out which firm handles the tax seizures or foreclosures,or tax lien certificate sales would be incredibly helpful.Thank You In Advance,Kayla

If a seller is advertising his leasehold interest for his specific unit (stock certificate) for $50,000 ... how do I determine the value of his asking price?