SALES OF DELINQUENT REAL PROPERTY TAX BILLS - Kentucky 2025

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In California, paying someone elses taxes, even if done in good faith, is considered a gesture of goodwill or a means of avoiding a tax lien, but no matter the motive, payment does not transfer legal ownership.
An IRS tax lien is a legal claim the government places on your property when you owe back taxes. Its their way of securing the debt, ensuring they get paideven if you sell the house. This lien attaches to your home and can make potential buyers hesitate, complicating your plans to move forward with the sale.
Tax bills are collectable by the County Clerk until the Statute of limitations runs out at 11 years following the date of delinquency however; the County Attorney can force a foreclosure action anytime prior to the 11 years.
Property tax liens can be a viable investment alternative for experienced investors familiar with the real estate market. Those who know what they are doing and take the time to research the properties upon which they buy liens can generate substantial profits over time.
Investors who buy tax liens rarely seize ownership of the property. In most cases, the lien holder and the property owner docHub an agreement on a schedule for repayment of the amount due plus interest. Seizure of the property is a last resort when the property owner is unwilling or unable to pay the debt.

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In most states, delinquent taxpayers get a set amount of time, called a redemption period after a tax sale to reclaim the home by paying the buyer the amount paid at the sale or paying the taxes owed, plus interest, penalties, and costs. But in some states, the redemption period occurs before the sale.
Buying a tax lien certificate from the government means an investor takes control of someone elses unpaid property taxes. They pay off the taxes themselves, then get repaid with interest by the property owner.
Beginning in mid-July, county clerks offer the certificates of delinquency for sale to third party purchasers. These sales run through the latter part of October with the majority of sales taking place from mid-July through the end of August.

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