This is totally useless and irrelevant information. The guy lives in
Florida, and you give him advice about Canada, an entirely different country
!!!

Can't you even read ???


--James--

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Municipal tax laws are based on british common law with variations in Quebec
and, i beleiver, La. The tax lien is a slander on title which allows sale of
the lands but not what stands upon them after third notice. Third notice can
be served by a baliff or sheriff. Third notice is followed by tax sale to
the highest qualified bidder in a prescribed format at a set date of
reconning.
Why not just buy it as a tax sale? The municipality will issue a bill of
sale at time of acceptance which you deposit at the local land registry or
titles office.
For any canadians interested in buying such lands, take a look at digby land
sales in barrie, ontario. do a google!!!
"Jim McLaughlin" jim.mclaughlin wrote in message
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