This guide will walk you through the steps of buying property at a county court tax sale, shedding light on the procedures, potential pitfalls and strategic considerations.

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A tax sale is the sale of real estate that results when a taxpayer reaches a certain point of delinquency in their owed property tax payments.

For the more than 60 people who attended the tax sale Thursday, winning a bid does not mean they own the property, making the tax sale a game of risk and reward.

The home of your dreams comes with a caveat — in the form of a property tax lien — and you're not sure what to do. Friends and real estate agents have told you to consider the lien a red flag ...

An economic downturn like the current one can cause fixed lease obligations to become burdensome and trigger a significant negative impact on leasing in many markets. Real property and other business ...

Senate Bill 552 helps speed up tax sales, allowing county and local governments to buy properties not sold during tax sales.

From transfer, capital gains and mansion taxes to title insurance and prorated property taxes there's an abundance of added costs you'll be responsible for on closing day, regardless of whether ...