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loisembers: A redemption period is the specific frame of time wherein if the property owner is not able to pay off the tax lien, the investor can have the property foreclosed and may get the property for pennies on the dollar.
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A redemption period is the specific frame of time wherein if the property owner is not able to pay off the tax lien, the investor can have the property foreclosed and may get the property for pennies on the dollar.
A redemption period is the specific frame of time wherein if the property owner is not able to pay off the tax lien, the investor can have the property foreclosed and may get the property for pennies on the dollar.
A redemption period is the specific frame of time wherein if the property owner is not able to pay off the tax lien, the investor can have the property foreclosed and may get the property for pennies on the dollar. If however, the property owner is able to pay off the tax lien including the penalties and interest, he can then redeem the property.
A redemption period is the specific frame of time wherein if the property owner is not able to pay off the tax lien, the investor can have the property foreclosed and may get the property for pennies on the dollar.