It does raise a red flag with lenders when an LLC holder wants a loan under their LLC without a personal guarantee.Joe Gore

If I want to loan myself money, Provident steps into the picture.LLC is normally used with the IRA if the account holder desires to obtain a checkbook control over his retirement moneys (since custodian is required for an IRA the only way to bypass the custodian and obtain checkbook control for an IRA is by establishing special purpose, single member LLC owned by the IRA and managed by the account holder). 

@Christopher Winkler No, you do not "become the senior" lien holder.....your lien no longer exist, and you would now be the owner, subject to the existing first mtg.

Most landlords are small but some larger holders too.Are you a contractor?

In this case, the tax certificate being sold/assigned has a redemption date May 2022, has paying tenants, has been newly remodeled (not sure by owner or lien holder), and according to the current purchaser of the tax certificate, the owner has been notified to surrender possession twice with no response (how do I verify that the notices have been sent?).

These are also known as third party servicers, who stand between the lender and borrower but their responsibility in administration is to the note holder.

If that is the case in FL certificate holders must foreclose on the property and send it to auction they have no legal right to the property itself.

I am also a US Bank Platinum account holder which greatly lowers the closing costs US Bank changes.

Good technique for us smaller note holders to recapitalize while keeping the tail end of the notes as bonus.Overall I could have skipped this event but the networking was pleasant.

Does the new deed holder simply pay off the existing tax lein holders and the current taxes and become the new owner of record?