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All Forum Posts by: JK Samuel

JK Samuel has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Chris - In GA a lienholder is required to hold the lien that for one year and a day, if the original owner does not satisfy the lien that someone currently holds it then becomes the lien holder's property. I'm currently trying to determine the full payoff amount that will be owed to me since acquiring the lien

Thanks for the feedback Ned and David. So to delve a little deeper. I purchased a Fulton County Tax lien in GA.  The documentation states that I should send a letter to the original owner informing them that I purchased the lien and also the amount that will be owed to me, Some of the percentages I understood, some were a little confusing. 

Hi, I purchased my very first tax lien and trying to calculate the repayment amount to send to the original owner, and I'm so stuck. If anyone has some insight I would greatly appreciate it.