Boone County's tax sale schedule doesn't care about your situation. Once a property's in the third year of delinquency, it heads to auction — and the prices there can be brutal. If there's any equity left in the house, you're way better off selling it before the county does.
We've bought several houses out from under pending tax sales. The county clerk gives us the exact payoff number, the title company wires it at closing, the lien clears, and you walk away with whatever's left after the taxes get paid. Clean.
Address, situation, your timeline. Form on this page or call. Five minutes, no pressure.
We pull comps, factor in condition, and get you a written cash number — usually within 24 hours.
Accept the offer, pick a closing date that works for you. As fast as 7 days, or whenever your situation needs.
That's the key question. Get the current payoff from the county collector and we'll talk. If there's equity over the lien, we can almost always make it work.
We've worked through those before. They take longer because the IRS has its own payoff process, but they're not deal-killers. Tell us up front so we can plan the timeline.
Usually yes if you call us with at least 2–3 weeks of runway. Less than that and it gets tight — call anyway and we'll see.
Then a sale doesn't make sense without negotiation with the county. Sometimes possible, often not. Be honest with us about the numbers and we'll be honest back.
Yes. The title company wires the back taxes directly to the county at closing as part of the disbursement. You don't write any checks.
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