All Forum Posts by: Brian Sampson

Thank you very much with all this info @William Hochstedler and @Jay Hinrichs, you two have been more than helpful with me on this. I still want to come up in a week to check this thing out. I wonder if I go through with a quiet title action, if a title company would give me insurance sooner. Even if I don't get what I want, I still want to see how the auction goes and talk to a few people there, see what kind of potential is at these sales. Even if its not for a quick flip, it still seems to be a very cheap way to pick up property for yourself.

Thank you @William Hochstedler, you have been a great help. I'll be honest I'm new to all of this lol, I'm not entirely sure on what liens stick with the properties and different state laws, how they deal with these delinquent tax properties,  but I'm finding out. I'm excited to go to an auction and see how it plays out. Here in Arizona we do tax lien certificates, but I don't want to wait 4-5 years for redemption. 

Thank you William, I am looking in Washington, Iron, and Sevier. Do you recommend any title companies for southern Utah, I definitely want to be thorough. 

Thank you very much Lew, I will definitely get in contact with Drew.

 Hey Quintin, do you know any RE lawyers in Utah you could talk to and ask a few questions. I want to know what kind of liens and other dues go with the property to the investor and do I need to quiet the title.

Utah's tax deed auctions are coming up and I was wondering if anyone who has been to them and could give me some insight.  I live in Arizona and we do tax liens here and I'm only interested in raw land and want the deed same day as auction. I've also looked into New Mexico, but mortgages and the debts gets past onto the investor which make it unattractive. So maybe Utah is better.