I don’t undestand when this, can some one explain me? DO LIENS SURVIVE THE ISSUANCE OF A TAX DEED?
FloridaStatute 197.552 provides, in part, “..except as
specifically provided in this chapter, no right,
interest, restriction, or other convenant shall survive
the issuance of a tax deed, except that a lien of
record held by a municipal or county government
unit, when such lien is not satisfied as of the
disbursement of proceeds of sale under the
provisions of s.197.582, shall survive the issuance
of a tax deed…”

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I am interested in purchasing property tax certificates in Cook County Illinois. I did not attend the tax sale auction, since I heard that there is too much competition that drives the interest rate to 0%, so I would like to buy a certificate in the secondary market or over the counter. I know that tax certificates are a good investment and tax buyers are very secretive and uncooperative to competition. Is there anybody that resells tax certificate in Chicago or Cook County? I am looking for certificates that will probably not be redeemed, so I can file a tax deed petition on them. Thanks much for your answers.

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I am wanting to get in Real Estate, but have horrible credit, and no venture capital. I have a friend who started out by purchasing property by Tax Deed. Can anyone tell me how to do this? Also if anyone knows the laws and time limits in the state of Tn and/or GA–that would be great also.

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This is for people who know alot about tax deed investing. Im new at it and I was just woundering how I should get started. Ive been doing alot of online reseach for the pass 2 years on tax liens but now that Im getting my license I feel I stand a good chance of being able to purchase and actual property. I just dont know how to get started.

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