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Florida Tax Liens - 2 year period
Hello. Wanted to discuss Florida tax liens.
There is a 2 year period in the county I am looking at. I can't by law contact the party till the end of that time period.
Assuming the 2 years are up, other than file an action for foreclosure, what can I actually contact the owner of the home on, especially since in the vast majority of cases, the bank owns the home outright.
I understand all aspects already of the tax lien sale, but this really is the only part I don't have a complete understanding of.
Do the vast majority of people upon non payment after 2 years just file for foreclosure or do you actually give notice to the tenant directly and if you give notice to the tenant directly, assuming the bank owns the property, is there really anything you can discuss with the tenant to acquire this property for cheaper than at foreclosure auction?