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DESHAUN MICHAELS

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I need info about buying homes from the court.I hear that one can purchase a home by paying taxes on homes that are not up-todate.

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What State are you in?

You can pay the taxes on the home and the home will be caught up as far as taxes go. However, the owner can then pay his/her taxes and the county/city govt. will repay you back what you paid in taxes plus the interest, which may go as high as 16%.

While you can get homes like that when the owner does not eventually pay, some people use it as a way to get a return on their money.
 
It depends on the county you live in so here's the info for Dekalb County.
https://dklbweb.dekalbga.org/taxcommissioner/PropertyTaxMain2.htm
Click on Tax Sales at the top, it's going to give you the basic info on how things are done. Then click on Conditions of Sale in the popup window for that info, or either Basic Description of Property for the list with Addresses.


Fulton County. http://www.fultoncountytaxes.org/fultoniwr/11_depts_property_taxes.asp for general info, but you'll have to check the delinquent properties first, in order to see what's out there.

http://www.fultoncountytaxes.org/fultoniwr/Delinquent_Properties.htm
You have to click on an area, and it will show up in a pdf. It gives you the tax pin, not the complete address. You can then put the PIN into the search for tax bill field under Property Taxes, and then click on the parcel ID for the complete details of the owner and everything else.
 
dm u can also look at hud homes they give home to a lot of different type of people then when they dont pay they take little to nothing for them. something me and my mom have been looking into as a rental property.
 
Word said:
dm u can also look at hud homes they give home to a lot of different type of people then when they dont pay they take little to nothing for them. something me and my mom have been looking into as a rental property.
Thanks.Where can I get the info about the HUD homes?
 
Hung Lo said:
What State are you in?

You can pay the taxes on the home and the home will be caught up as far as taxes go. However, the owner can then pay his/her taxes and the county/city govt. will repay you back what you paid in taxes plus the interest, which may go as high as 16%.

While you can get homes like that when the owner does not eventually pay, some people use it as a way to get a return on their money.

This is what I was asking about in my thread. What you're describing is a tax lien right?
 
I know this is late and someone prolly touched upon this topic but what you should do instead of hittin the court house is get set up with at least two mortgage brokers or banks asset manager and work closely with them. They get lists upon lists of homes that are in forclosure. Offer to pay them a finders fee for the homes that you close on.
This way you can get the house directly from the bank instead of the crooked ass RE agents they assign the homes too... I hate dealing with ATL agents and brokers b/c they're all crooked mfs... the best broker I had sucked me off in her Mercedes, but that was prolly a perk for puttin in a bid plus I worked with the cunt for a mad minute older chicken head... Get that money though in the ATL East Point is where the money is at or will be at...
 
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