When property taxes go unpaid, penalties and interest typically begin to accrue. If the taxes remain unpaid, the local taxing authority may eventually begin foreclosure proceedings or schedule the property for auction.

Timelines vary depending on your location and situation. Some areas allow more time than others. The sooner you take action, the more options you usually have.

Yes. Many homeowners choose to sell their property before foreclosure. This can allow you to pay off the taxes and potentially keep any remaining equity.

Even if you've received an auction notice, there may still be options available. Acting quickly is important, as timelines can be tight once an auction is scheduled.

No. We review your situation and explain your options at no cost. There is no obligation to move forward.

In many cases, homeowners risk losing their equity if the property is sold at auction. Exploring your options before the auction may help you avoid this outcome.

Yes. Inherited properties with unpaid taxes are common. We can help you understand your options and determine the best path forward.

We help with a variety of properties, including:

Residential homes

Rental properties

Vacant properties

Inherited properties

Properties with tax liens