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In their contempt motion, the Yoests alleged the county once again barred them from participating in the 2018 tax sale, in violation of the Western District's order.

Judge overrules contempt motion against Clay Co. revenue collector

Therefore, it behooves us to understand the process of how a parcel of real estate can be forfeited to the state at a tax sale.

Watching your property taxes and what it means

"Each time he brings to the table the latest tax sale news from his home state, Texas.

How to Profit from Texas Tax Sales - This Wednesday Night

Since 2013, the number of properties available at the tax sale have dropped by nearly 27 percent.

Someone can pay your taxes, then take property

When a mailed notice of a tax sale is returned unclaimed, a state must take additional reasonable steps to attempt to provide notice to the property owner before selling their property, if it is practicable to do so (Jones v.

Taxtalk highlights: taxpayer permission, Hawaiian refunds, EDD Q&As and more

Ultimately the property on which their nursing home was located was sold at tax sale. The County bought the property at tax sale and resold it to Tax Certificate Associates (TCA).

NY: nursing home sues attorney for malpractice: did attorney timely notify clients of legal rights? (Hospital Law Decisions of Note)

Plaintiff seeks to gain title to a golf course in Colorado by invalidating the transfer of ownership, arguing that it was fraudulent and that a later tax sale was invalid under the Colorado Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (hereinafter CUFTA) [Colo.

Tenth Circuit affirms summary judgment for defendant where Japanese trustee sued to set aside transfer of golf course in U.S. as invalid under Japanese bankruptcy law

The 1999 tax sale marketing and advertising plan was successful.

Electronic Auctions for Delinquent Tax Properties: E-Government in Riverside County, California

The ultimate penalty for nonpayment of property taxes is loss of one's property to a buyer at a tax sale. In 29 states and the District of Columbia, the tax sale is conducted as an auction (Herber and Pawlik 1987).

Property tax auction sales

With New York City property tax delinquencies mounting to hundred of millions of dollars, a group of real estate professionals is lobbying the city to institute a tax sale auction system for all property types, other than single family homes.