Buying a House With Back Owed Taxes

By

elite

I would like to know who those people are who lost their house because of tax sales. They are usually due money that they really could use after they were evicted.

By

castleberrycc

Check out foreclosures.com They have a lot of nice houses at reasonable prices.

By

Deeli

TXBetty, perhaps you should take your own advice of:

"I'm appalled at the statements that some people make. Think before speaking (typing)."

I was simply asking a question and if pjoseph is asking in order to purchase a home for himself/herself I would hope he/she would say so. I would have no problem with that if a person chooses to do so, but if it's for speculation, I do have a problem with it.

And, yes, for a home for myself, I would have qualms with it because it would haunt me that I got a bargain off the back of anothers misfortune :-(

By

TXBetty

I'm appauled at the statements that some people make. Think before speaking (typing).

By

TXBetty

Deeli, would you have any quams about buying a forclosure? No different! Someone's misfortune. There are millions of people wanting to own homes and if this is the only way to get one I say "good luck and God Bless".

By

TXBetty

SIMPLE, go online to the central appraisal district of your city. Enter in the address and you can see who owns the property, what's been paid every year and what is owed. You can also enter a person's name and find out all the property they own. I't all made public. I did this when my appraisal went up on my property so that I could compare my appraised value to that of others in my neighborhood.

By

Deeli

Not trying to be rude but, other than making a profit from the misfortune of others, why do you want the list?

How do I find a house that has back taxes owed on it, to buy it? What are the guidelines on doing that? I live in Enid, OK.