Tax Lien Properties Not Redeemed

The tax lien now in most cases, are paid by their respective owners or the mortgage company before the ownership status of the property is in jeopardy.  Majority of properties left in the sale don’t have mortgage by the time the lien reaches maturity at late stages.  But if they did, the bank would have came in and paid the necessary property taxes in order to save their interest.

There are tax lien properties however, which were not redeemed by their owners.  Here are some reasons:

-Some of these homeowners had inherited the property or were deceased, and did not make the taxes.
-In other cases, the homeowners just moved on with their lives and did not bother to keep making the tax payments.
-While other owners just live in the properties in a short period of time and were not emotionally attached to it.

Now because the properties included in the tax sale were free and clear, all that is needed to be accomplished is to make the payments, and flip the property for more profits.

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