Ensuring your company name and the state of incorporation is properly reflected on the tax deed you purchase in Florida is a critical step that should never be overlooked. This seemingly minor detail can have significant legal and financial ramifications if done incorrectly. Understanding why proper vesting of title matters (and what aspects create red […]
Over the past 10 years, we have helped thousands of tax deed investors with their tax deed title cloud, helping them achieve fully insurable title for their property. We often hear stories about the sorts of liens and encumbrances our clients run into during their research phase. On rare occasion, they find out after they […]
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 appealing to most investors, many opt to address these issues through a legal process known as a quiet title action instead. Quiet title attorneys offering quick and inexpensive quiet title […]
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 insights for tax deed investors. Our attorneys recently produced this white paper outlining some of the statutes and case law regarding these properties which illustrate the unique opportunities that Florida […]
If you’re buying properties at auction, you run the risk of inviting costly lawsuits for each and every property you purchase, from something as simple as a dispute over property lines to potentially attaching liens. Even if these lawsuits are frivolous and without foundation, the cost involved in defending yourself is prohibitive and damaging. The […]
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 breakdown what the investor needs to know about purchasing tax deeds from the list of lands. What is the List of Lands? If there are no bidders at the public […]
Florida tax deed investors are fortunate in that the statutes surrounding tax deeds tend to provide an abundance of protection for the tax deed purchaser. One example of this is Statute 95.192, which states that after the new tax deed owner has been in possession of the property for four years prior owners cannot come forward to challenge the tax deed sale.
Cleartosell has had the fortunate opportunity to attend several tax sale industry related events this year resulting in positive experiences all around. Our principal attorney, Paul A Krasker, and our senior staff attorney Megan F Schmidt recently had the pleasure of giving a presentation on two of these occasions.