Unpaid property taxes add interest and penalties every month, and in both Tennessee and Georgia the county can eventually sell the property at a tax sale.
Unpaid property taxes add interest and penalties every month, and in both Tennessee and Georgia the county can eventually sell the property at a tax sale. Liens from contractors, judgments or code violations can also stall a normal sale. If there's equity in the house, selling it can pay those off at closing and put the rest in your pocket.
We buy in Chattanooga, Hamilton County and North Georgia, including Rossville, Fort Oglethorpe, Ringgold, LaFayette, Chickamauga, Dalton and Trenton.
No mystery. Here's the same math every serious cash buyer uses.
Example only: a house worth $200,000 fixed up that needs $25,000 of work might bring an offer around $110,000–$125,000. Every house is different.
Yes. Back taxes and most liens are paid from the sale proceeds at closing, and you receive what's left.
Usually a couple of weeks once the title search is done, which matters if a tax sale date is coming up.
Then a cash sale may not work, and we'll tell you so honestly. A HUD-approved housing counselor (free, 800-569-4287) can walk you through other options.
Counties send notices, but people often miss them after a move. If you've received any notice, don't wait.
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