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horsegirlgrace asked:
Tax Forclosers/leans arn’t yours for a picific amount of time for so the owner to come back and pay than taxes. If they don’t in that amount of time its yours (of coarse you pay the taxes). So I want to know how long you have to wait for it to be totally yours. Also can you live in it for that time period
Tax Forclosers/leans arn’t yours for a picific amount of time for so the owner to come back and pay than taxes. If they don’t in that amount of time its yours (of coarse you pay the taxes). So I want to know how long you have to wait for it to be totally yours. Also can you live in it for that time period
Tags: Az Tax, Forclosers, Pay Taxes, Tax Foreclosures
October 1st, 2008 |
Tags: Az Tax, Forclosers, Pay Taxes, Tax Foreclosures
October 2nd, 2008 at 10:18 am
The AZ redemption period is 3 years. The property owner maintains title during that time so you don’t get to take possession or live in it. At the end of the redemption period you can foreclose on the lien if it has not been redeemed with interest (currently 16% per annum). If the former owner doesn’t vacate the property, you’ll have to file eviction proceedings