Thursday, May 09, 2013 4:50:16 PM
As for the tax sale, certainly there could be taxes due to get the property free and clear. That's why you get it at less than it's value. Duh!
If the owner is trying to sell the property before the lease is up, I would think that they would give AAPT an opportunity to buy it. Why would they turn down a potential buyer. Especially since they can't afford to pay the taxes even though AAPT gave them part of the taxes.
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