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Did you get a tax deed or a tax certificate ( each state has its own rules)
But the tax deed once issued is very valid, and there is no need at all for a quiet title filing unless there is a claim from some previous owner. A tax deed is a clear title ( deed) to the property. I buy and sell tax properties all the time and have never had to do a quiet title action. I had one property where there was a possible issue, but I merely let them have it for my cost. |
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