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By RUTH June 11, 2012 - 10:39 am
Joan,
There is a lien on the house but, the bank sold out. I contacted the new company, they do not have any records or information on the house. The previous owner said that she owes money on the house but they never started a foreclosure, just that she quit paying and moved out. Everyone I have spoke with at the county doesnt know how we should proceed.
By Joanne June 11, 2012 - 2:41 pm
Hi Ruth, you need to use Tax Title Services to clear the title for you to this property so that you can get title insurance on it. The title insurance will cost you a couple of hundred dollars but you need it so that no one can by and try to claim the property later. But you can’t get title insurance on the property until you clear the title – that is if you didn’t get a warranty deed. If you did get a warranty deed from the previous owner as opposed to a quit claim deed or a tax sale deed, then you may be able to get title insurance. If not you will have to clear the title first and this can cost anywhere from $750 – $1500 depending on the state. You can a lawyer to do this for you or hire a service such as Tax Title Services – who are pros at it and can get it done faster and cheaper than most lawyers can.
If you’d like to watch the replay of a webinar that I did with Tax Title Services to find out more about clearing the title to tax sale properties and why it’s important to have title insurance on your property to to http://taxlienlady.com/TaxTitleServices-Apr2012/TaxTitleServices-Apr2012.html. I believe that towards the end of the webinar there is an offer to for a bonus to get your title certification done faster without having to pay for expedited service. Just tell them that the Tax Lien Lady sent you.
By RUTH MINTON June 6, 2012 - 5:06 am
JOAN,
We got a tax deed house in Ga. last year. We found the the owner and she signed over a deed to us. Her husband had died and she could not live in the house so she just moved out. It had been empty since 2007. We pulled a title search and it has a lein on it, but I called the company and they have no record for the house lein. We filed the deed so it is in our name now. It was a year now for the tax lein so
what should I do about the lein on the place. Should I even worry about it. We are just going to fix it up and rent to own to someone.
I love you website and get a lot imformation for you. Thank you for a
for all the help.
By Joanne June 9, 2012 - 11:08 am
Hi Ruth,
Congratulations on getting the Georgia deed property. If the deed that was signed over to you was not a warrantee deed, you will need to clear the title on the property before you can get title insurance. Even though you filed the deed if there is an outstanding tax lien on the property you may not be able to clear the title unless the company that has the lien signs off. A tax lien in Georgia can be different from a tax deed, because in redeemable deed states it is legal for outside companies to give the owner a loan to pay the taxes and then put a tax lien on the property – this is not legal in tax lien states.(In tax lien states in order to put a tax lien on a property you have either purchase a tax lien from the county or local taxing authority.) I would worry about it but I would look into it and at least get clear title to the property. Also the lien may have been paid off and the company never released the lien. I would contact the previous owner and find out what they know about it.
Hope this helps, let me know how you make out.