Brevard County 2008 Tax certificate sale on the Internet

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Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day of May,2008,at 5:00 P.M.2008 Tax certificates will be sold on the following describes land to pay the amount due for the 2007 and prior years taxes(ad valorem/non-ad valorem)herin set forth,together with interest ,cost and advertising charges.,

The tax Collector 's office now accepts credit cards for most payment tansactions .a @.(5%(or $2.00 minimum) convenience fee added for credit card use.

You may pay on line at.www.brevardtaxcollector.com




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Florida State Online Tax Sales 101

What is a Tax Certificate?
A tax certificate represents a lien on real property and bears interest at a maximum rate of 18% per year. The cost to purchase a certificate is listed beside each parcel in the delinquent advertisement and includes gross tax, interest, advertising cost and the cost of the Tax Certificate Sale.
A tax certificate does not convey ownership of a property. Rather, it entitles a purchaser to full payment by a delinquent taxpayer of the full certificate amount paid at the time of auction plus interest. The percentage interest begins at 18%. If taxes remain delinquent for two years, a purchaser may begin the tax deed application process to gain ownership of the property. For more information about this process, please contact the County directly. You may also refer to Chapter 197 of Title XIV of the Florida Statutes (www.taxsale.com/197).


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