Sign up with the credit bureaus or turn it over to a collection agency.Joe Gore

Based off of that, the county would do what to collect on the back taxes?

I want to happily begin paying my monthly $75 subscription, plus fees for ePayment collection.

Since I have no desire to acquire these properties just to collect the interest on the certificates I asked the broker why he would propose certificates that have gone beyond the redemption period.

I collected one deposit check, not two but I'm sure they think that each is entitled to half the deposit.

This loan may not be serviced by you, you can't collect the payments under Dodd-Frank.

I would inquire about that with your loan servicer.Lastly, like everyone has stated before, do not pay off those prior collection accounts without a letter in writing from the companies stating they will delete the item.

If the tenant doesn't pay this money, then you simply send it to a collection agency and they usually get the power to deduct it from the tenants bank account or future earnings.Now obviously a lot of landlords would not bother, as they know the tenant is never going to pay that money.

No need for a double closing you just sign over your contract to the new buyer and collect your fee and move on to the next one.

Also curious - someone posted a couple years back about a service they use for online rent collection that charges $3/payment.