Title issues can be a significant concern for anyone interested in purchasing a tax deed property in Florida. With a four-year statute of limitations not . . .
Winning the auction is an accomplishment in and of itself, and since tax deeds are purchased in a lump sum, sometimes cash is not readily . . .
Are you considering investing in Florida tax deeds? We don’t only offer tax deed title certification; we’re also consistently gathering Florida-specific information, statistics and legal . . .
2020 was a year of immense challenges and adaptation for many industries and businesses. The Florida real estate market, and the tax deed market within, . . .
Home buying comes with all sorts of unknowns. From seeing the property online, to viewing in person, to exposing the details of the title history, . . .
Taking the right measures at the time of the sale can prevent headaches. Improper tax deed vesting (the legal assignment of title and ownership of . . .
After 6 years working in the Florida tax deed industry, we can say with confidence it is a sub-sector of the real estate world with . . .
Some of the more common questions we receive from tax deed investors involve the list of lands and escheatment tax deeds. In this post we . . .
Title insurance protects a named party against financial loss due to title defects such as liens, encumbrances or adverse ownership claims. So what is the difference between a lenders title policy and an owners title policy?
Local Governments depend on property taxes for funding of the critical services we all rely on like public schools, road maintenance, public safety and healthcare, to just name a few.
So what happens to a community and its services when property taxes go unpaid? Well you wont be surprised to learn that delinquent property taxes impede the provision of important government services and the local government’s fiscal health declines.