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4 guides to Florida tax deed sales, from the tax certificate to the deed, written against the notices this site reads every night.

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01How a Florida tax deed sale worksFrom an unpaid property tax bill to a deed at auction: the tax certificate, the two-year wait, the deed application, the four-week notice and the sale.3 min read · updated September 27, 2026
02How to read a notice of application for tax deedWhat each line of a Florida tax deed notice tells you, what it leaves out, and where to find the parcel number and opening bid when the notice does not print them.2 min read · updated September 27, 2026
03Tax deed, tax lien, redeemable deed: three different purchasesUS counties sell for unpaid property tax in three ways. What each one sells, when you get the property, and where each is held.2 min read · updated September 27, 2026
04After a Florida tax deed saleWhat happens once the gavel falls: the deposit and balance, the tax deed, surplus funds for the former owner, unsold parcels and the title questions that follow.2 min read · updated September 27, 2026