how do i find out about property tax sales and goverment auctions. when and where they may be. please advise.?
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My county website has a section on county auctions.  Maybe yours does too?  They seem to have at least one a month.
196082
The local Treasures office for the county your interested in looking for property.  A word of caution. There is an 8 year tax redemption of the property meaning that if the prior owners to the property want to redeem it they have a right to.  Also If you purchase the property at a tax sale it does not get rid of the existing liens on the property.  Lastly Property usually doesn't go to tax sale until about the 5th year of non-payment.  But it can happen sooner.
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Go to the register of deeds for that county and ask him.  It's public record who owns real property.  In my county it can be looked up on the internet, but most counties don't have this yet.  You should also be able to find out the price they paid and when and also how much the property taxes are.  Good luck!
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If you have the actual physical address of the property, you could try the county recorder's office.  Just tell them you would like to know who pays taxes on that property.\n\nThis works where I live, hope it works for you too.
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Try using the internet or local papers, it is displayed in local papers by law.  You will have to pay a fee to go to the auction and bid.
951549
Try your local city or county tax office website.'
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Property sales are a matter of public record, so you should be able to find out.  The question is, how hard is that?\n\nMore and more taxing authorities are putting property information on the web.  I live in New York, and counties are the primary property tax authority.  They have some fairly detailed property information, but sale prices only seem to be available for a few months after a sale closes. You should investigate whether your local authority maintains those records on the web.
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Contact the local tac collector for the state you are looking for.  They would have the list of all tax lien properties.  As far as foreclosures, they are being published in local newspapers-just check them.
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Public notices in the newspaper. Yes it is public info but you usually have to pay a fee to get into an auction.
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Although it is a public record, if the house sold very recently it may not have been recorded yet by the local assessor's office.  If you know the real estate agency that handled the sale, check their web site or give them a call.  I'm sure if you own a home in the area they would be glad to field your question and offer a sales pitch!
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I would check out this website.....it lists agents and information. Maybe you'll have luck finding something in your area...
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Do a search on line for your local county and state laws regarding purching tax liens. In my state you cannot purchase the lien you can only purchase the property at the tax foreclosure. States will differ in the rules they have regarding tax lien purchase. Besides that there are specialists that sell awesome programs on line that can teach you how to do that. Try looking up Jeff Adams who has a free program on line called the "Real Estate Mentor" I have really enjoyed that!
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In most states, real estate property taxes are administered by the county.  You would generally need to contact either the county auditor's office, or the office of the county treasurer.
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Go to the State Website and search for Sales Tax.
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County Tax office records Real Estate. You can go to the county Sheriff and they can help
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Go to your county's property appraiser website and from there you can locate by name or address. That website will probably also have a link for the local tax collector where you can check taxes.
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Maybe this link will help?\n\nhttp://www.taxsalelists.com/?gclid=CMGPqrbJ8IMCFS2SLAodcCxQIg\n\nWas there a real estate agency involved?  They should be able to help you.