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I am currently doing research on purchasing tax deeds/leins in an effort to purchase a home for myself and children. The states I am interested in most are Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Maine and New Hampshire. Can anyone experienced with any of all of these states please give me more info about the laws of redemption, whether or not a tax lein/deed supercede any and all existing leins, etc.? I really would like to see if I can purchase a home, and do any repairs needed, and live in it without having to purchase a home at market value and wind up with a mortgage.
You don't need advice from a Realtor, you need advice from a real estate attorney. Tax deeds can be very difficult to understand, and redemption rules vary from location to location.
Are you talking about the law or the sale? The info on tax sales is available in banks and real estate offices.
If you need advise,then you need an attorney
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