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Thanks for your question. I don’t know what your grading system is, I am assuming you are saying A, B, C, or D. If C is used and abused the majority of the properties you will be able to buy are used and abused. The pretty houses people bid too high, the junker houses aren’t worthwhile. - Ted Thomas
did you hear state of florida claim there was a default? what is the name of the one actually claiming anyone owes a property tax to anyone? who is the claimant with firsthand testimony claiming tax is owed to someone?
If I'm the lien certificate holder/owner, are there additional costs I'd have to pay to request a tax default auction? If so, am I also paid for those costs after the auction or solely the value of the certificate plus the interest?
Thanks for asking your question, if you own multiple years in Florida and there is no redemption from the property owner you will request the county reauction, check with the county, and see if there are any charge for doing so, I don’t believe there is. Regarding the second question, after the county preforms the defaulted auction you will either own the property or you will get paid. - Ted Thomas
@@Ted-Thomas so regardless the ONLY way to own that home whether you have the certificate is to get it through an auction? Sorry for all the questions lol. You just answer them very well
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Perfect explanation, thank you very much Ted!
Thank you very much for breaking down the differences in easy understanding. My researching has been confusing until your video. 🙏🏾
Glad it was helpful!
Impressive!!! Ted Thomas is awesome!!!
Thank you!
Great information. Thanks Ted.
Any time!
thanks for your video.
was really educational
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Hi Ted!! This was great thanks. Watching all of your videos! Do you have a mentoring program of sorts?
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what about videos covering how to get of tax rolls and surrounding states?
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You are great mind .. i am just wondering if i find a property condition like that " Building Quality: C " is that bad or good ?
Thanks for your question. I don’t know what your grading system is, I am assuming you are saying A, B, C, or D. If C is used and abused the majority of the properties you will be able to buy are used and abused. The pretty houses people bid too high, the junker houses aren’t worthwhile. - Ted Thomas
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Mr. Ted does the EIN enough to buy tax deed or line ?
did you hear state of florida claim there was a default? what is the name of the one actually claiming anyone owes a property tax to anyone? who is the claimant with firsthand testimony claiming tax is owed to someone?
Thanks for writing. Please simplify your question I do not understand it. - Ted Thomas
@@Ted-Thomas what part of those three short questions do you not comprehend? what exactly do you not understand so i can simplify further?
If I’m interpreting your question correctly, the unpaid county would be the claimant verifying no taxes have been paid.
If I'm the lien certificate holder/owner, are there additional costs I'd have to pay to request a tax default auction? If so, am I also paid for those costs after the auction or solely the value of the certificate plus the interest?
Thanks for asking your question, if you own multiple years in Florida and there is no redemption from the property owner you will request the county reauction, check with the county, and see if there are any charge for doing so, I don’t believe there is. Regarding the second question, after the county preforms the defaulted auction you will either own the property or you will get paid. - Ted Thomas
What if I want to keep the property after the 2 years went by and not participate in the second auction??
Hi, I do not understand your question
@@Ted-Thomaswhat if we don’t want to have an auction? What is we want to keep the home?
If the house goes into foreclosure can the tax lien certificate owner just buy it?
No, In Florida it will go to a second auction, which is the tax deed auction - Ted Thomas team
@@Ted-Thomas so regardless the ONLY way to own that home whether you have the certificate is to get it through an auction? Sorry for all the questions lol. You just answer them very well
What if I wanted to keep the property instead of having the second auction?
That is not how the rules work in Florida! - Ted Thomas Team
@@Ted-Thomas thank you!