Tax certificate holder
CM Property Trust
CM Property Trust has applied for 0 upcoming tax deed sales, the most in Duval County.
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- Applications held
- 2
- Counties
- 1
- Oldest certificate
- 2024
- Past, last 90 days
- 0
Data as of
Where it applies
1 county| County | Upcoming | All on record |
|---|---|---|
| Duval County, FL | 0 | 2 |
No upcoming sales for CM Property Trust
2 sales on record have passed their date. New applications appear the morning after their notice is published.
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About CM Property Trust
How many tax deed sales has CM Property Trust applied for?
CM Property Trust is the applicant on 2 tax deed sales we hold, 0 of them still upcoming, all in Duval County.
Does CM Property Trust own these properties?
No. CM Property Trust holds tax certificates on them -- the oldest from 2024 -- and applied for a tax deed to force a sale. If the owner redeems first, CM Property Trust is repaid with interest and the sale is cancelled; if a bidder wins, it is paid from the sale.
This holder has fewer than eight sales upcoming or past in the last 90 days, so its page renders but is not submitted to search engines. It is promoted automatically the night it clears the threshold. The rule is in the methodology.
CM Property Trust is named here because it appears as the applicant in published notices of application for tax deed. TaxSalesFeed is not affiliated with it, does not act for it, and cannot answer for it.
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