Property taxes piling up? A cash sale can stop it before the sale, or after.

Maryland counties sell tax liens once a year, and once someone else holds that certificate, interest starts stacking fast. A direct cash sale pays off what's owed and puts the rest of your equity back in your pocket, whether the sale is next month or already happened.

Is my house gone once it sells at tax sale?

No. The winning bidder only gets a certificate, not the deed. You keep title and keep living there through a redemption period set by the county, and even after that expires, the certificate holder has to file a foreclosure action in court before ownership can actually change. Selling during that window pays it off and ends the whole process.

Can you buy the house if there's already a foreclosure case filed on the certificate?

Often, yes, though the timeline gets tighter the closer it is to a judgment. Tell us the case number and the court date as soon as you call, and we'll be straight with you about whether we can close before it matters.

What if the back taxes and interest are close to what the house is worth?

We'll show you that math up front. Sometimes there's very little equity left by the time interest has compounded, and we'd rather tell you that on the first call than let you find out at closing.

Do I need to pay anything out of pocket to sell?

No. The tax certificate, back taxes, any mortgage, and normal closing costs all come out of the sale price at closing. There's no commission and nothing due from you before that.

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